A recent New York Times Sunday magazine article featured the work of Ellen Langer, Psychology professor at Harvard and one of the pioneers of the concept of mindfulness. This term is almost a buzzword these days, and is used often by those who lean towards meditation and Zen philosophy. For example, Chade-Meng Tan has developed […]
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Between our coaching calls, Naveen, an Indian vice president of a technology company based in Bangalore, diligently read the handful of articles I had asked him to look over. In our next call, he seemed perplexed by the term “authentic leadership” that he had seen in a couple of the readings. What does it mean […]
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When President Trump was asked, before his recent meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, how he would tell whether Mr. Un was serious about denuclearization, he responded, “I think within the first minute, I’ll know.” How, a reporter asked? “I just, my touch, my feel, that’s what, that’s what I do,” the president […]
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Practicing Mindfulness as a Global Leader
/in Global Business, Leadership /by tagonlineA recent New York Times Sunday magazine article featured the work of Ellen Langer, Psychology professor at Harvard and one of the pioneers of the concept of mindfulness. This term is almost a buzzword these days, and is used often by those who lean towards meditation and Zen philosophy. For example, Chade-Meng Tan has developed […]
Leading Authentically in the Global Workplace
/in Global Business /by jarilinBetween our coaching calls, Naveen, an Indian vice president of a technology company based in Bangalore, diligently read the handful of articles I had asked him to look over. In our next call, he seemed perplexed by the term “authentic leadership” that he had seen in a couple of the readings. What does it mean […]
Can We Judge a Book by Its Cover – Accurately?
/in Cross-Cultural Management /by jarilinWhen President Trump was asked, before his recent meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, how he would tell whether Mr. Un was serious about denuclearization, he responded, “I think within the first minute, I’ll know.” How, a reporter asked? “I just, my touch, my feel, that’s what, that’s what I do,” the president […]