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Wisdom At Work is dedicated to the spiritual well being and personal fulfillment of individuals and to the vitality of their organizations.
We accomplish our mission by creating a sense of belonging, modeling authenticity, and holding the space that allows for transformation and co-creation.
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Why We Do What We Do
Founded on the belief that the adventure of work is a spiritual practice, Wisdom at Work provides insightful learning, authentic connection and the opportunity to transform organizations through our monthly luncheons, evening events, sponsored workshops and online resources. Drawing on the wisdom practices and inspired examples of a wide range of innovative thinkers, successful business leaders and insightful consultants, we provide a sense of community and practical tools to explore the meaningful journey of work.
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Wisdom At Work Luncheon, Friday, February 26, 2010
Presenter: Jeremy Solomons
Topic: Being Wise at Work: A Whole-Brained Approach
"We only use 10% of our brains" is a much-quoted statistic. Even though it has been shown to be largely untrue, it is certain that most of us do not use all of our brains at work, particularly not our more creative right hemisphere. This is hardly surprising given the more logical, linear, "left-brained" educational and organizational systems that most of us have been part of.
This highly interactive and practical session – inspired by the whole-brain writings of Herrmann, Pink, etc. - will help WAW members understand the new whole-brained world of work we live in and to begin using all of their brains at work, school and beyond.
If you are coming, please bring something that you think is well- or poorly-designed. It should preferably be something you already own and that you can easily carry! Read More
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Nogie King, Executive Director
Winter Reflections
Life seems to be full of opposites. Outside the frigid wind is blowing, but it is warm inside my heart as I reflect on 2009 and look ahead to 2010. Mine was a quiet holiday on the outside, but it took a lot of concentration and almost two weeks to fully quiet down on the inside.
And as usual, it was worth the effort. From this quiet place, I can feel the grace that surrounds us all and I can hopefully act with more patience, tolerance and compassion to those around me. I can feel the gratefulness bubble up inside as I think of all the wonderful people – past and present - in my life. I can feel the wonder of love as we gather to send prayers of healing to those we know who are dealing with illness, heartbreak or fear. And from this quiet place, I can also feel the clarity of recognizing what is important to me as I plot my actions for the upcoming year.
I am so grateful for the chance to work with all of you in the WAW community and to look forward to many more opportunities to share the wonder of life with you all. Here’s to a wonderful 2010!
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Wisdom at Work
Memberships Now Available!
Watch for our wonderful Membership Ambassadors at our meetings and learn all about the benefits of membership. Become a member so that we may continue to bring you inspired learning, authentic connections and transformed work experiences.You can register online today or make a donation to help us build a sustainable voice for meaningful, engaging and productive work.
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