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Chinesse culture
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Harnessing the Power of Martial Arts for leadership
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Harnessing the power of martial arts for better application of leadership can be a great way to build strong and successful teams. It is a s...
Best Practices That Drive Adaptability
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“Better to spend three years looking for a good master than ten years training with a bad one.” Wushu wisdom. We live in a fast changing ...
Fajin Power that radically changes your Leadership
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Fajin or fa chin is a term used in some Chinese Martial Arts … When I first heard the term I didn’t know what to think of it. If your...
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How To Unify Body, Mind and Spirit
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In the philosophy of all Martial Arts ‘body, mind and spirit’ have to be and work united in order to be successful in any combat situation....
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Practicing “Tai Chun”
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There is no martial art with the name Tai Chun. I just melted names of two arts to form a new expression: the first word from Tai Chi ( T...
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Sun Tzu wisdom and Leadership
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In my previous posts I have deliberately omitted any connection to well-known book The Art of War by Sun Tzu. This book is one of the seven ...
Pushing hands
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What could pushing hands in Tai Chi and leadership have in common? ‘ Pushing hands ’ or ‘tui shou’ is a two-person training routines in T...
Added value of leadership names or labels
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In my previous post Labeled leadership I described some name labeled styles of leadership and argued that there should always be more tha...
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Dualism vs. Yin-Yang
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Can Western dualism be compared to Yin and Yang? We are probably all aware that René Descartes was a major figure in seventeenth-cen...
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Multicultural environment and leadership
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In situations when you have to introduce yourself where do you usually place your family name: in front of a given one or behind it? Do you ...
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Yin & Yang in Leadership
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Yin and Yang is a brilliant symbol and a superb allegory approach to describe excellence in leadership. Let me point out some of the possibl...
Tai chi in the leadership world -1
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In my post Tai Chi Quan Leadership I have given you some historical information and points to be used in leadership process from Tai Chi. I...
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Learning Leadership from Martial Arts - I
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The central blog question is: “How to successfully lead a group of people coming from different cultural backgrounds?” Today we are facing...
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Dao De Jing
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Dao De Jing is a transcript of around five thousand Chinese characters in eighty-one chapters or sections. The chapter divisions were durin...
Wing chun in Leadership
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Wing Chun (in Mandarin Yong chun) means “eternal spring”. It is a marvelously efficient system of aggressive self-defense that allows immed...
De – Virtue - Dé
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In my blog: Virtue – Morality – Ethics and leadership I wrote that virtue motivates and morals and ethics constrain. To support that state...
Leadership by Virtue background
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A common conclusion of all studies on our cultures is that we are definitely different. This is not really a great contribution but rather j...
China’s history and culture impacting Leadership - 3
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The third example I would like to share with you is the historical novel Three Kingdoms , written in the tradition of the Spring and Autum...
China’s history and culture impacting Leadership - 2
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The second example from China’s history for an outstanding leadership can be taken from the novel: Journey to the West . The main characte...
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China’s history and culture impacting Leadership - 1
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In this and the next two blogs I will try to shed some light on the topic of how one should behave and what one should aim for to be a succ...
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