By Peter Worman This week we will look at inter-alia, justice and injustice, our role as humans and the finer laws that govern this creation and tie this up to ultimate leadership. A just action, very simply put, is an action that doesn’t go against the finer laws of the creation. Justice in terms of […]
By Peter Worman We’ve all heard of individuals who seem to possess natural leadership qualities, in other words an individual who others seem to naturally follow. What we don’t often hear about is what exactly these qualities are. Let’s try and discover what these qualities are. We have already heard last week that these natural […]
By Peter Worman What we heard last week were the qualities that a true leader should possess, to wit, he is just, sound-minded, and wise combined with courage. There are plenty of people today who are called leaders and although they put on a good show, often turn out to be reckless, unjust, arrogant and […]
By Peter Worman Firstly, my sincere apologies for the long break in this series of talks on leadership. We will now continue our quest to discover the true leader and Statesman. It would seem to me that to be an effective leader one would firstly need to be able to manage one’s own affairs effectively. […]
By Peter Worman Ambrogio Lorenzetti painted in the city of Siena’s government building. This week we look at the effects of bad governance in the city and the country. In the one copy below we can see how peace has been captured and the virtues rendered worthless and ineffective. Justice has been aborted and peace […]
