Lao Tzu

A way of life

According to the teachings of the ancient Chinese master Lao-Tzu, the Four Cardinal Virtues offer a path to transcend habits and excuses, guiding you back to your original nature. The more you align your life with these virtues, the less control your ego has over you, allowing you to access the full power of source energy.

The first virtue, reverence for life, emphasises unconditional love and respect for all beings. Natural sincerityencourages authenticity and emotional honesty, embracing the mantra: “This is who I am, and this is how I feel”. Gentleness serves as an umbrella for forgiveness, acceptance, and love, fostering inner peace and harmonious relationships. Finally, supportiveness reflects selfless service to others, offering help without expectation of reward. I think by embodying these virtues, one cultivates a life of balance, compassion, and deeper connection to the world.

“Even after all this time, the sun never says to the earth ‘you owe me.’”
— Hafiz

One string in my bow

As a seasoned leadership coach and consultant specialising in training and organizational development, I have successfully designed and delivered sales leadership programs for individuals and teams across various industries. My approach focuses on fostering self-awareness, enhancing communication skills, and cultivating leadership competencies that drive organisational growth.

“The best of all leaders is the one who helps people so that eventually they don’t need him.”
— Lao Tzu