by David Goldring | Jun 9, 2011 | Article, Leadership, Lumina, Uncategorized
50 years on from Carl Jung’s death, it was interesting to read the BBC’s Mark Vernon reflecting on how Jung would see the world today. As the father of modern personality tests and a pioneer in helping humans see the importance of “delving deep”,...
by David Goldring | Apr 21, 2011 | Article, Happiness, Leadership, Learning
This week it is Passover, and as Jews we partake in a celebration of freedom from slavery and oppression. We are commanded to tell the story of Moses and how he’d led the ancient Israelites from Pharoes enslavement. In our home my father always recreated the...
by David Goldring | Mar 1, 2011 | Article, Happiness, Learning, Other
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been thinking a lot about how important it can be to switch off – you may have noticed an increasingly frantic tone to my posts! As a society we put a lot of pressure on the people who make decisions for us. I can’t imagine David...
by David Goldring | Feb 23, 2011 | Article, Happiness, Learning, Other, Uncategorized
Sleep deprivation is once again upon me. It happens sporadically, yet this time I can’t blame the kids. Another international crisis, more all night 24 hour news fests, but this time with added twizzaz. The first discovery this week was Al Jazeerra, a good...
by David Goldring | Jan 25, 2011 | Article, Leadership
Carl Rogers, a late and eminent American psychotherapist, argued that the essence of any successful therapeutic relationship was what he called ‘unconditional positive regard’. It sounds very grand, but what it means in practice has taken me years to grasp – and more...
