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This moment matters as art of living!

Posted by Brigitte on 12 Jul, 2016 in Blog, Zen for Leadership

Every new day I walk only one Path The Path of Arts That is the way of beauty And the way the Gods follow Tokoshuma Hagoromo Many of us feel the need to go on vacation, to arrive at oneself. Because we have the impression that one should always be available either by mail or by phone, we lack the time to turn inward. It is still usually expected in our business society that we respond to requests within a few hours. We think that we must be continuously active in order to cope with the overflow of to-do’s. So have we no time to arrive...

Earth Charter Diner – Sowing a culture of Peace connecting partners

Posted by Brigitte on 6 Jul, 2016 in Blog, Earth Charter

Woensdag 29 juni jl. vond op het SBI Landgoed Zonheuvel een Exclusief Earth Charter Diner plaats. Deze bijeenkomst stond in het teken van International Earth Charter Day; de 16e verjaardag van het Earth Charter die jaarlijks wordt gevierd op 29 juni. Vorig jaar is ter gelegenheid van het 15 jarig Earth Charter Jubileum een Earth Charter boom geplant.

The effectiveness of the crocodile look

Posted by Brigitte on 27 Jun, 2016 in Zen for Leadership

How often aren’t we frustrated because we would like to realize things with our will although reality takes us into a different direction? Obviously we cannot prevent that life often takes quite a different turn. For example if we are suddenly unfairly dismissed. We experience this as misfortune.

Peace begins from within yourself

Posted by Brigitte on 29 Apr, 2016 in Zen for Leadership

Bright shining day! Outrageous to feel so stressful

Look fear in the eye and find new freedom

Posted by Brigitte on 25 Apr, 2016 in Zen for Leadership

Self-knowledge is the beginning of wisdom, which means the end of fear.

Success and Happiness

Posted by Brigitte on 15 Apr, 2016 in Zen for Leadership

Success is not the key to happiness
But if you love what you are doing, you will be successful

Slow is Faster

Posted by Brigitte on 8 Apr, 2016 in Zen for Leadership

It often happens that we are in a rush, while we are unaware of it. It seems as if we constantly increase the pace with which we manage our daily tasks, and yet it seems to us that we haven’t done enough. This drives us to increase our speed even more until we reach our limit.