We live inside a paradox. The modern world has gifted us more convenience than any era before. Food arrives with a tap. Conversations happen across continents in seconds. Knowledge, once preserved in monasteries and libraries, now rests in our pockets. It should feel like liberation. Instead, many of you, leaders not the least – tellContinue reading “How Convenience Turned Us into Birds Flying Into a Clear Glass Window”
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Leadership as Sacred Space: Buddhist Teachings for Conscious Impact
“You do not have to live in the world you are given.”— Margaret Atwood In a culture obsessed with doing, measuring, and maximizing, leadership is often reduced to performance. Metrics replace meaning. Urgency outshouts wisdom. But what if leadership is something else entirely — not a role, but a sacred space? In Buddhist philosophy, particularlyContinue reading “Leadership as Sacred Space: Buddhist Teachings for Conscious Impact”
The Role of Mentorship in Conscious Leadership: Why You Need a Guide
Leadership is often framed as a role that demands relentless drive, sharp decision-making, and an unwavering focus on results. For women in leadership, these demands frequently come with additional pressures—balancing expectations, navigating biases, and holding space for both professional excellence and personal integrity. Yet, the most powerful leaders are not those who sacrifice their wellbeingContinue reading “The Role of Mentorship in Conscious Leadership: Why You Need a Guide”
Your Leadership Reimagined: A New Year with the Three Buddhist Doors
As a leader, you hold the power to shape the culture, impact, and future of your organization. With the start of a new year, there is no better time to reevaluate your approach to leadership and lay the groundwork for personal and professional growth. Drawing inspiration from Buddhist principles, the concept of the Three Doors—thought,Continue reading “Your Leadership Reimagined: A New Year with the Three Buddhist Doors”
Lama Chimey 