Zen Leader Blog (Page 6)
CAMPAIGN FEVER: HOW WE’VE TURNED INDIGNATION INTO A NATIONAL PASTIME (AND THE FIRST FLIP TOWARD A BETTER COUNTRY)
Ginny Whitelaw for Integral Post: November 2nd, 2016 “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man…
Connected Leadership for a Connected Age
September 2016 Brown and crinkled leaves begin to collect on my patio, the vanguard of the leaf-onslaught to come. Did summer already shoot by? Not…
Women of the Land
Two groups of women, training at a Zen Dojo, thirty years apart. I met the first group when I was a Chozen-ji live-in. For three…
Forget Democrats and Republicans – What Kind of Convention are YOU Hosting?
For those of you living outside the US or under a rock, you may have missed it: the most bloody, angry, and divisive presidential primary…
TRUMP, HAMILTON, AND THE ZEN LEADER WALK INTO A BAR…
Ginny Whitelaw for Integral Post: May 9th, 2016 OK, so that didn’t literally happen, but it’s a figurative summary of my week. On Monday, I…
The Energy of Agile Leadership: from Antenna to Arrow
Leadership runs on energy. As that energy runs through the human nervous system, four patterns emerge that show up in four ways of moving, four…
Leading in Transitions
FocusOn Spring, 2016 Leading in Transitions -Ginny Whitelaw I was speaking with a colleague last week about his doctoral research into leaders in transition. His…
Zen Leadership: Taking Away Fear
I took my first Zen Leader weekend training in January 2015 and immediately knew in my bones that this was not an ordinary leadership seminar,…
Darkness and Light
The winter solstice is upon us: the darkest time of the year in this northern hemisphere. And with the recent terrorism in Paris and San…