SPIRITUALITY AND LEADERSHIP

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SPIRITUALITY AND LEADERSHIP

• A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY

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• What on earth am I here for?

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EXPLORING CONCEPTS
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SPIRITUAL CAPITAL

• Spiritual intelligence is the intelligence with
  which we access our deepest meanings, values,
  purposes, and highest motivations
• Spiritual Quotient's sense of meaning, values and
  purpose generates Spiritual Capital.
• Spiritual Capital and sustainability are
  crucially linked.

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SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP IN ACTION
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AWARENESS

• Growing
• self-awareness and spontaneity

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MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
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HIERARCHY OF MOTIVATIONS

• LACK
• Self-assertion
• Anger
• Craving
• Fear
• Anguish
• Apathy
• Guilt and shame
• Depersonalization

• ABUNDANCE
• Exploration
• Cooperation
• Power within
• Mastery
• Generativity
• Higher service
• Word soul
• Enlightenment

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Respect Celebration of Diversity

• The monks story

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BEING A CONTRIBUTION

• Living a vocation

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MY EULOGY

• .. died today
• He/she was the kind of person who
• He/she is best remembered for
• His/her vocation in life was

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MY EPITAH
Here lies ..
His/her contribution was
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VISION AND VALUE LED

• Responsible choice
• My dream trip

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POSITIVE USE OF ADVERSITY

• REFRAMING
• A testimonial dinner with my severe teachers

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SPIRITUALITY AND LEADERSHIP

• Reflecting on the journey

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A CREDO FOR SERVANT LEADERSHIP?

• Valuing the sacred in life, living and
  enterprise.
• Life and all its enterprises are interconnected.
• All human endeavor is part of the fabric of the
  universe.
• A leaders relationship to the word is one of
  engagement and responsibility.
• Leadership based on wisdom, service and gratitude.