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Wu wei
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Biggest Relaxation Mistakes and how to avoid them
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Long ago sports evolved from martial arts (like: Greek Olympic games ) and were transformed into competitive play with rules and winning po...
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Best Ways to Relax Successfully
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Is a stress-free and meaningful life possible today? We are daily bombarded by requests, actions, interrupts. The media pressure us with w...
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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 ...
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 ...
Martial arts solution to conflict
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In previous post Leadership and conflict I've explained what conflict is, the types of conflict and how to resolve them as a leader. In...
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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...
I Ching
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The I Ching or Zhouyi – the Book of Changes is a collection of practical wisdom used as oracular statements and pertaining to every concei...
Walk meetings
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A while ago I happened to have a meeting while pleasantly walking through the park. Since then I try, whenever possible, to avoid to meet in...
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Least of effort in leadership
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The Mandarin Chinese word wú wéi could be described: ‘by inaction nothing is left undone.’ It may well be also translated as ‘non-acting...
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