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06/29 – Welcome to the June 2019 release!

We are excited to share with you the following contributions to ILR’s June 2019 release! Our fresh perspective comes from Eugene Pustoshkin interviewing Micheal Zimmerman! Feature articles from Edward Kelly,…

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Leadership Coaching Tips

06/29 – Going Slow to Go Fast

Jody Jones Often when we want to make a change, it is because a pattern of behavior, beliefs and confirmation bias has become entrenched and isn’t working for us any…

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06/29 – June 2019 Cover

The photo was taken on May 13th, 2019 at the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, Russia. (From Eugene Pustoshkin’s photo archive.)

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Notes from the Field

06/29 – Spectrum of Leadership Gifts – A Personal Perspective

Ryan Nakade & Devon Almond The ways of the world evolve as we evolve. Our lenses of life shift as we shift. Each way of the world has its place,…

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Ian Roth It is self-evident that the most useful education is one that facilitates learning-how-to-learn.  While the reasons for past failures to provide such an education are undoubtedly multivariate, among…

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Feature Articles

11/30 – Prolegomena to Art’s Transdisciplinarity

Michael Schwartz The Project This paper is prolegomena to art’s transdisciplinarity, a project ontologically motivated through inquiry into the transcendental conditions of art. It opens with the question: “what does…

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11/30 – November 2018 Cover

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In Going Horizontal: Creating a Non-hierarchical Organization, One Practice at a Time Samantha Slade has captured in plain language how to achieve what so many of us have longed for deep down:…

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Leading Comments

11/30 – Welcome to the November 2018 addition!

We are excited to share with you contributions from around the world. Our Feature Articles are from Spain (Marco Antonio Robledo), Russia (Eugene Pustoshkin), United States (Ray Gehani) and Japan…

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Leadership Coaching Tips

11/30 – We Recreate Ourselves

One of my favorite things about The Leadership Circle is that it fundamentally supports the idea that we recreate ourselves. The Reactive half of the circle offers us a frame…

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