Schaetti, Barbara and Wantanabe, Gordon. "Personal Leadership the Art of Crossing Cultures." A seminar presentated at the Summer Institute of Intercultural Communication, July 2004.
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Principles of Personal Leadership
Mindfulness invites us to “wake-up” to our habitual behaviors, to bring self-awareness forward as both instrument and teacher, to look at each situation
Creativity invites us to bring forth something new. Instead of acting or speaking from habit, we discern the action or words appropriate to each situation we’re in. Creativity also invites us to pay attention to what feels personally generative and life-enhancing, what brings forth joy and builds upon our unique capabilities
Mindfulness invites us to “wake-up” to our habitual behaviors, to bring self-awareness forward as both instrument and teacher, to look at each situation with fresh eyes.
Practicing Personal Leadership in
Cross Cultural Communication
Personal Leadership is about taking leadership of our selves—of our own experiences, of our own cultural programming and habituation as we interact with others in both our personal and professional lives. In this way we are able to access higher levels of learning and insight, mutual collaboration, and creativity in situations of cultural difference.
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