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1/15 – 1. Forgotten Places
Tim Merry Finding my feet And already meeting The slowness of this soil This land Which so much has passed over A Blessing No messin’ A Blessing To have been…
1/15 – Is True Integral Leadership Possible?
Linda Shore I am thrilled about the potential that exists in a world that finds us moving from green to integral yellow on the Spiral Dynamic map of human growth,…
1/15 – Integral City Development in the Russian City of Izhevsk
Integral Workshop on December 18-21 at the Center for Development of Entrepreneurs (Sberbank) in Izhevsk. Eugene Pustoshkin I was invited to come to Izhevsk on December 18-21, 2014. There is…
1/15 – Integral Coaching Canada with Laura Divine and Joanne Hunt
Marilyn: Well, I want to just start our interview with an expression of gratitude. We’re in Canada and this happens to be the week before Thanksgiving. So I thought…
1/15 – Giving birth to Authentic Leadership in Action
Michael Chender Authentic Leadership in Action — ALIA — had its first program in 2001 as the Shambhala Institute, subsequently named the Shambhala Institute for Authentic Leadership. It has operated…
1/15 – Leading Generative Change
Tam Lundy “Our best hope for the future is to develop a new paradigm of human capacity to meet a new era of human existence”. Sir Ken Robinson Generative change:…
Trevor Malkinson This new cosmological model called the human being comes equipped with the creative power of a supernova, the radiance of a golden spruce, the resiliency of our bacterial…
1/15 – Building Water Leaders and Waterpreneurs
Julia Fortier and Karen Kun Abstract: As a youth focused water facilitation organization, Waterlution is constantly exploring new ways to build dynamic young water leaders. For the last twelve years,…
1/15 – Inching Towards Leaderless Leading
Edith Friesen and Edith Friesen EF: Before we start, there’s something you need to know. IN: Okay… EF: I’m not sure why they asked me to do this interview. Mostly,…
1/15 – A Totem for Curating a Story of Leadership in Canada
Marilyn Hamilton
Marilyn Hamilton A Brief View of Curating Reticence. Modesty. Loyalty. Generosity. These qualities often mark the Canadian character and our propensity to downplay the adventure, excitement, daring, risk and courage…