True leadership goes beyond the boardroom; it’s about embodying wholeness in every dimension of existence. Imagine being the same person, at work, at home, and in moments of solitude, displaying the same core values. This consistency and authenticity radiate an aura of credibility that others find irresistible. As leaders, we must treat every role we play – as a spouse, parent, colleague, community member, or spiritual seeker – as equally vital. Our professional identities are important, but they’re merely one facet of our multifaceted selves. In the rare moments of tranquility, let’s ponder the profound implications of living a life where every domain is part of our ‘business’. Wholeness, after all, is the ultimate embodiment of leadership.

To shift from a narrow to a wider perspective for personal growth, you need to modify the underlying reason or “why” behind your pursuit of growth. How do you adjust your “why” and transition from a small to a broad perspective? Alter the reason behind practicing a technique to enhance your abilities. For instance, in …

Why does “falling forward” matter? It matters because: you were born for a reason, you were born to be great, and to form greatness in others. Even when you fail, you must fall forward: be introspective, learn from the experience and apply the lesson moving forward. This ensures that you move toward what you were …