Are you feeling overwhelmed with stress? If so, you’re not alone. Stress is an inescapable part of everyday life, and it can be difficult...

In the previous post ( Tai chi in the leadership world – 1 ) I've written about basics and fundamentals of the wide and profound wisdom ...

Let me continue this blog miniseries with a leadership methodology. In one of my previous posts - “The Way” of Leadership  I compared two ...

 The principles I’m sharing today are not rules or steps that most of the times are offered and used separately instead of integrally in W...

Why, if self-confidence is so important in nearly all aspects of our lives, do so many people struggle with it? A child playing with the ...

What kind of style a good leadership reflects? Can it be defined uniformly? Is it in fact a style or is it personality? Both or something el...

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...

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 ...

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...

The second example from China’s history for an outstanding leadership can be taken from the novel: Journey to the West . The main characte...

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...

In the book Leadership by Virtue I refer to martial arts philosophies and Wing Chun principles with regard to a personal growth for ...

Imagine walking through the woods. You carefully move and step slowly on the uneven ground where even the exposed tree roots are all covere...

In live situations, and similarly in martial arts, we learn by repetition and mileage, repeating the task again and again. Try to recall ho...

Old Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi quoted Confucius : ‘Men do not use running water as a mirror; they only use the still water.’ Only th...

Dào – the Way and Confucianism Although Dào literally means ‘a way’ or one of its synonyms, the meaning was extended to mean ‘the Wa...

Nature itself is a system with all parts entangled. Systems are like a human body: they are consisted of parts, and those same parts affe...