You cannot guide others until you have peeled away your delusions, your borrowed ethics, your fear of solitude. Most so-called leaders are simply echoes, parroting institutional clichés, terrified of originality.
E V I L
Evil is clarifying. Exquisite, even. Because when the mask of civility slips, one sees the raw anatomy of the human condition.
E V I L
What you call ‘evil’ is simply will unburdened by self-deceit.
I N T E G R I T Y
Integrity is often perceived as an absolute quality; however, real-world scenarios frequently present complex moral dilemmas that challenge this notion. The concept of a "sliding scale" of integrity acknowledges that individuals may navigate ethical decisions differently based on circumstances, personal values, and societal norms.
A Person Never Takes Power.
Power is only given by those lorded over who choose to follow and obey.
C H A O S
What we call chaos is just a pattern we haven’t yet recognized. Chuck Palahiniuk, Survivor Is chaos what we think, or is it just an illusion of a complex system from which we cannot see its deterministic logic? Does chaos exist in our objective reality? Quantum physics seems to say, yes, all the way down... Continue Reading →
Scalable Integrity – An Existential Philosophy
Integrity is not what you think and goes beyond the simple phrase of “Doing the right thing when no one is watching” or the defined adherence to a code of values, soundness, and completeness (PBS Digital Studios., 2016) . Integrity does not mean the same thing to everyone. When you dispassionately evaluate people, you will... Continue Reading →
Sadhguru – of Leadership
When the Starlings fly in their Collective Glory, can anyone decipher the leader of their magnificent act The Heart beats, Glands secrete, Kidneys purify, every cell performs the most exacting functions and the Brain reflects The many Billion Galaxies of effervescent stars and nascent space. Of Black holes and Milky Ways, does someone see a... Continue Reading →
In Times Like this: A Leader Should Intently Study and Concentrate on their Mortality.
“Meditations on Death Should be Performed Daily” -- Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure A leader should intently study and concentrate on their mortality. Reflections upon modern leadership should be aimed to shed light on the certain realities that today’s peace-loving culture would otherwise shun as outdated, barbaric and unfair. Robert Greene warns us accordingly “the problem for... Continue Reading →
The Dark Arts of Leadership 