- Tim Malnick
The gift of being disillusioned & the journey towards wise action
in Presence at Work / / 2 commentsThe beauty of being disillusioned A few years ago I decided to become a politician. My friends teased me that…
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The inner CEO vs. the inner Finance Director – resolving our conflict:
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsI had a coaching session today with a young internet entrepreneur. He wanted to talk about focus and priorities and…
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Universal patterns and dynamics in Centre Edge
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsCentre Edge describes universal principles Centre Edge is based on Indo-Tibetan Buddhist teachings about Mandalas. Mandalas in some form appear…
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Toward a deeper level of action planning for groups and teams
in Case Studies / / 0 commentsCan we ‘capture’ experiential learning processes? Should we even bother? How do we sum up key actions for a group…
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How does Centre Edge relate to meditation?
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsThere’s a great deal of interest right now in mindfulness and an increasing interest in meditation – a closely related…
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Money & Life – an interview with Cleona Lira IFA
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsCleona is an Independent Financial Advisor who is particularly interested in money and consciousness. She attended one of my Money…
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Wisdom running wild – experiencing the natural wildness of our mind and environment
in Presence at Work / / 16 commentsWe seem to have a problem with wildness. Our industrial growth based society is wiping out wild animals – two…
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On not being the one who helps:
in Presence at Work / / 0 commentsThe trap of trying to help: Today I am a little raw, a little tender, and if I admit it,…
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Paying attention to the centre in leadership
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsCentre Edge work very much pays attention to what is at the centre – the essence, central organising principle, or…
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The ambivalence of change: using Centre Edge to explore transformation and our wish to avoid it
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsCentre Edge presents a neutral set of principles. They describe how things work, beyond any judgment of good and bad.…
