If you spend your day at work from the neck up, you’re missing important clues that emotionally intelligent leaders are paying attention to. Learn how the most emotionally intelligent leaders use their bodies as a source of emotional wisdom.

We’re good at making new years resolutions. But only 8% of us make our new years resolutions stick. So why not try something totally different this year?

This holiday season you might consider skipping the gift list and giving your leadership gifts instead. It’s a gift that gives back.

The one great leadership question that can change the world calls to our highest self, beyond ego, sometimes called the no-self. The question, and our answer, inspires us to lead on behalf of our greatest hope for humanity.

Choosing compassion requires 4 actions, two of which I failed to take in a recent situation which led to confrontation instead. So, I begin anew. Care to join me in practicing compassion?

What if we took leadership vows to uphold a small number of principles and moral commitments? As leaders, we have the power to affect the lives of tens, hundreds, maybe thousands. Don’t we owe these people our word that we’ll uphold key principles and behave accordingly?

Leadership karma, like all karma, results from your intentions and the actions they lead to. The best way to create positive leadership karma is to set your intentions, intentionally and to abide by them. If a man plunges a knife into another man’s heart, the karma he creates depends on his intentions. Seem odd? Read more to understand how positive karma can result from such actions.