There is an all-pervading natural law in the universe that concerns cycles. It has numerous expressions at many levels – the in and out-breath energizing of the body, the alternations between rest and action, daily routines, the stock exchange, moods,…
What is it like to be living in a time of epochal change, the dusk of the masculine-natured old epoch, and dawn of the feminine-natured new epoch, one receding, the other rapidly on-setting? Subject to your nature of pursuit in…
BEING PREPARED FOR THE UNEXPECTED To prepare for radical change, some people build underground shelters that come complete with all manner of cutting edge survival technologies and enough food stored for a couple of decades. There is, however, one snag…
THE HUMAN AND THE FUTURE When the future meets a human being that is a captive of someone else’s dogma, it meets a dead-end. When the future meets a human being that is intent on setting oneself free and being…
Up to a point stress is a natural part of our performance mechanisms. Cross an elusive unseen threshold – a given situation may be stressful for some and thrilling for others – for it to become a toxic experience. The…
Work-related stress has now been officially recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) through a revision of the International Classification of Diseases, a handbook for doctors and health insurers. According to WHO, burnout is “a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from…
The task of leadership is to unify people in a purpose that they can see, feel and want to be a part of.
When a person speaks, we hear that which is spoken. Yet, the unspoken quite often screams louder than words through a person’s radiation and body language.
To illustrate the first key point in this Fulcrum episode let’s pop over to Japan.
Pre-note: It is a statistical fact that if not for the money, most employees would rather be doing something else than being at their workplace. It’s a terrible, terrifying disease, on a steep rise in recent years all over the…
