The Art of Conscious Leadership: Jeff Weiner

[@joser5718]

I"m really impressed! This concept of compassion and wisdom in business will be the future of management and leadership. Thank you for sharing this excellent video.

[@pdstwentyfive2525]

Great talk. bringing awareness and ultimately spirituality into business is a wonderful initiative. Another dimension to add to that is also change the way we communicate with each other. Marshall Rosenberg's non-violent communication workshops are a must watch and will alter most people's lives for the better

[@ShayneCuffy]

Excellent talk, if more leaders could think, communicate and act like this

[@geraldinewong4778]

Lovely person. Pity it does take being older to understand and take it all in! And to go away with a deeper understanding of compassion and "practice" it all the time.

[@cedriceveleigh]

That was interesting! He's a very well spoken person!

[@bradliu1891]

Beautiful!!!!

[@bharanirajan1154]

That was nice

[@writetonv]

Cool. Beautiful. Truth is such that only so much can be said. Even lesser will be understood. Yet it always reveals a few glimpses of charm that propels one forward in the search. and he said it very simply, but there is so much hidden behind the obvious. For the data to become information to knowledge to understanding to wisdom is a process that stretches many years and often many life times. and there are many mistakes made on the way as a part of the process. Compassion sounds more like a by-product of right knowledge in a person. Knowledge that is ingrained well will show up as compassion naturally. So the idea that it can be taught is appealing from an effort economy point of view but I doubt if it will bear lasting results. It is however welcome anyway.

[@ysooyaalka6172]

Navin Verma

[@llundber]

So full of crap. Hindsight is wild.

[@Intellectual_Property_RightsIN]

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