The Wisdom of Water Be water. Water does not compete for the first place; it seeks continuous flow. In fact, the wisdom of water embodies the essence of leadership. The Wisdom of Leadership Everyone can be water. Everyone can be a leader– and should be, at least for themselves, especially in challenging times. Leadership revolves …
Embracing Impermanence: A Journey of Growth through Understanding Death Understanding Death through Epicureanism for Self Growth One thing is certain: death is real and absolute. The most potent aspect of death is its impermanence, which can make even the strongest among us feel powerless in the face of life’s vulnerability. Through exploring ancient wisdom, let’s …
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Shogun Wisdom Series: 8 Pathways of Self-Improvement (Part 2) Adaptability – Shogun Legacy In the tumultuous times of feudal Japan, adaptability was essential for survival. Shogun had to navigate shifting political alliances, economic changes, and social upheavals. Their ability to remain flexible, learn from setbacks, and evolve their strategies contributed to their enduring legacy. Emotional …
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Stoicism in Colorful Mind: Insight on Thought Influence A quote about stoicism in colorful mind – “The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts. — Marcus Aurelius” If you stumbled upon a quote like this, you might wonder, “What does that even mean? How can my thoughts have colors?” Have you ever pondered …
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Shogun Wisdom Series: 8 Pathways of Self-Improvement (Part 1) Ancient Japanese Shogun, as military leaders and rulers of Japan, possessed wisdom that stemmed from a blend of cultural heritage, strategic thinking, and practical experience. Bushido – Shogun’s Code of Conduct Central to the philosophy of the samurai, bushido is a code of conduct emphasizing virtues …
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