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Dao De Jing
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Dao De Jing
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How to Guide Your Change
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“Change is the only constant in life” Heraclitus . Then why are we so afraid of it? In the post Organizational change I have written th...
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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 ...
Leadership and perfectionism
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Perfection! A word that bursts our imagination in all life areas - business, private, leisure, recreational etc. What is ‘ perfection ’...
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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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...
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...
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...
Dào (Dao, Tao) – the Way
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In my blogs I have been using a term Dào (Dao, Tao) and would like to share with you my understanding of the meaning of the concept. Dào ...
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...
Wing Chun basics 4 Leadership
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In the book Leadership by Virtue I refer to martial arts philosophies and Wing Chun principles with regard to a personal growth for ...
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Martial arts philosophy
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Better sweat in practice than bleed in battle (W ǔ Sh ù wisdom) The combats and strategies were a constant topic through the human hist...
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Martial arts are a value-driven system
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In the past, the main objective of martial arts was effective and efficient combat that regularly resulted in mortality or caused some deg...
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