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Insights on the intersection of leadership, organizational dynamics, the Enneagram, coaching, clear thinking, personal and professional growth, and related topics.
By Mario Sikora and guest associates
The Awareness to Action Guide to Clear-Thinking Skills
Previous articles in this series focused on the six qualities of the mind we focus on in our work. These qualities are useful in and of
Coaching Soccer and the Instinctual Biases
By Mario Fernandez and Mario Sikora There are 40 million children who participate in sports in the United States but, according to a poll from
The Well-Rounded Company: Business Planning and Our Instinctual Biases
By Brad Kerschensteiner and Mario Sikora A business grows in stages and its success often hinges on the ability to navigate the common challenges of
The Conducting Mind
The is part of an ongoing series of articles on the qualities of the mind and mindfulness. For the others, visit us at the Awareness
The Discerning Mind
This is part six in a series on the qualities of the mind. The first four qualities of the mind we discussed were focused on
The Fluid Mind
Sometimes our minds feel like a sieve. Things go in one ear and out the other, we walk into a room and forget why, or
The Noticing Mind
This is the fourth in a series of articles on mindfulness and the six qualities of the mind. Take a moment and look up from
The Focused Mind
The second of six qualities of the mind that we focus on at Awareness to Action International. It is the third in a series of
Beginner’s Mind: The First Quality of the Mind
My last article (read the article here) introduced the six qualities of the mind that we teach at Awareness to Action International. This article is
What Does It Mean to Be Mindful?
Mindfulness is a very popular topic in organizations these days. Many companies offer courses in mindfulness and tout its benefits—relaxation, improved focus, better performance. But
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