Virtue, Power and Effective Action

How to lead strategically has been a question the greatest minds in Chinese history have contemplated. Join Dr. Eva Wong and learn to balance power and virtue.

About this workshop Zhuge Liang is one of the most important strategists in Chinese history. The balance of using power and virtue in his strategies is the key to effective action. If you have virtue but no power, there is not much chance for your virtue to have an impact. If you have power but no virtue, your actions will cause irreparable harm. And any action that causes harm is ineffective. This workshop is designed to introduce you to the art and skill of balancing virtue and power that is the foundation of effective action. What is offered in this workshop Through presentations, tutorials, break-out groups, you will learn how to: Build mental and energetic space so that you can achieve clarity in thinking and emotional calmness in the face of crisis. Acquire diverse areas of knowledge so that you can use information and know-how on demand. Understand the importance of pragmatics so that you can transform your ideas into practical action. Strengthen Virtue so that you can be ethical, practical, and successful all at the same time. What you will get out of this workshop Guidelines for professional training in your work environment. Thought banners that will stimulate further personal investigative learning. - Exercises designed to expand mental and energetic space.