Category Archives: Wisdom Traditions

Wisdom Stories – When All is Going Wrong Have a Cup of Tea

Posted on April 26, 2012 by mike

This is a true story from a book of stories by Ajahn Brahm a Thai Forest tradition Abbot living in Australia. Born Peter Betts he went to Latymer School and did theoretical physics at Cambridge in the late ’60s before … Continue reading →

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Using Wisdom Traditions in Project Management

Posted on April 22, 2012 by mike

One of the traps those of us educated in a western context tend to fall into is that of conceptualisation. We are very good with ideas, very good at kicking them round, critiquing them, criticising them. And that’s great. But … Continue reading →

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Why are Wisdom Traditions Relevant to Business Today?

Posted on April 21, 2012 by mike

Most business folks who have perused this website are interested in the wisdom traditions angle taking the perspective that wisdom is sadly lacking in the modern world and its a very valid topic in it’s own right. Not only that … Continue reading →

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