BoardRoom Discussions

Icon

HR 2.0

Spiritual Intelligence As Management Tool?

Update 8/29/10:

If you want to peek images of the different sessions of spiritual intelligence as well as reviews of participants, or you want this session in your company, please proceed to Business Values 2.0

In a post about 5 months ago, I briefly discussed about spiritual intelligence. I got several inquiries from students and managers alike since then. So please allow me to re-post an article I wrote years ago. This is also my advocacy, I will release a mini e-book on the subject soon and expect more from me on this subject.

In one forum there was this query:

I think quite a few of us believe in the inadequacy of traditional science being unable to explain our universe, being unable to explain how to have a positive attitude, and how to live. We believe that possibly, there are no accidents, and the life we are living in is our choice.

I want to learn from you on how to put this spirituality into a typical skill building training program.…. I believe that the key to helping people is not develop their skills, but to build that little voice they hear inside their head every now and then. The voice that is bereaving them from within, and is having a conversation with them… Is there anyone here who has attempted to do this wants to share the experience?

After Emotional Intelligence, analysts are now looking at Spiritual Intelligence (SI) as another means of addressing personal, business and career related quandary. While IQ and EQ are not new, SI is still in the infancy stage, at least in the Philippines. This article will discuss SQ and its connection to personal effectiveness and career development.

Read the rest of this entry »

A Double Life Can Destroy A Good Future

I would like to share one of the points discussed by Dr. David Sumrall, in his teaching last Sunday (8/19/07). I thought this would be of interest to some of you.

As backgrounder, the teaching is about the Jewish people under Moses, during their 40 years in the desert.

If you are familiar with the Jewish history and/or Old Testament stories, specifically the last part of Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy and Joshua. After Moses led the Jewish people out of Egypt, they wondered in the desert for the next 40 years.

Have you ever wondered why it took them 40 years to enter the promise land, and only the new generation was eligible to enter?

Read the rest of this entry »