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Cultivating Leadership Capacity

the application of neuroscience and mindfulness meditation to business

Friday, December 18, 2009

About the Blogger - THE BARE FACTS


Profession

Business Leadership Advisor; Partner, The Clarion Group, a boutique management consulting firm providing advisory services to senior leaders. (http://www.theclariongroup.com/)

Education
Duke University, BA, Psychology
Yale University Masters of Divinity
Yale University, MBA
Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)


Previous Professional Experience
20+ years experience in Financial Services: Aetna Financial, Aetna International; founding partner, Pangea Insurance Risk Management Services (http://www.pangeahealth.com/)

10+ years experience in education and psychiatry: Choate Rosemary Hall (taught religion and psychology); Yale New Haven Hospital (Chaplaincy CPE training and inpatient psychiatric staff)

Spiritual Training
5+ years in monastic spiritual settings & intensive Buddhist meditation retreats (New York Zen Studies Society, Dai Bosatu Zendo, Livingston Manner, NY; Insight Meditation Society, Barre, MA; St. Joseph’s Abbey, Trappist Monastery, Spencer, MA) as well as training in TM, Yoga, Centering Prayer and other spiritual practices

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What Is Originicity?

Originicity is the leadership capacity to originate – to bring into being.

At the core is the capacity to originate new ideas and perspectives, to solve problems with ingenuity.

Originicity requires a letting go of the past, a detachment from limiting assumptions and even deeper personal or shared cultural illusions regarding the true nature of reality.

At the same time, Originicity is also a methodology and a discipline for cultivating leadership capacity. The approach is based on recent scientific research regarding intelligence and the neuro-plasticity of the brain. The premise is that competencies once thought to be hard wired can in fact be cultivated. The skills and techniques have roots Buddhist meditation, the same past that led the Buddha to see the reality of Dependent Origination.

Ultimately, every act of leadership is an act of origination.

"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.“ Albert Einstein