Tag Archives: Mother Teresa

Leading Together: Inspiration from #MotherTeresa

September 20, 2016 · by · in Aloha Leadership, Authentic Leadership, Creative Followership, Healing Leadership, Honeycomb Leadership, HOPEFUL LEADERSHIP, Sustainable Leadership, Visionary Leadership, Women and Leadership · Leave a comment

Just for today, let’s lead TOGETHER…..

Mother Teresa: How do we understand and apply her models of “saintly” leadership?

August 30, 2016 · by · in Art and Leadership, HOPEFUL LEADERSHIP, Leaders in the News, Leadership Myths, Buzzwords and Theories, Visionary Leadership, Women and Leadership · 2 Comments

Mother Teresa was a spiritual leader, a mythic figure in the charity world. As she’s canonized for sainthood in September, it seemed like a good time to review some assessments of her leadership. Leading change, “one person at a time….” Don Jacobson writes that leading one person at a time might seem like a difficult […]

Update: Pussy Riot’s Visible Leader Nadazhda Tolokonnikova on Hunger Strike. From Irreverent Art Revolutionary to Eloquent Cultural Whistleblower

September 24, 2013 · by · in Art and Leadership, Authentic Leadership, Creative Followership, Leaders in the News, Women and Leadership · 6 Comments

On Monday, Nadazhda Tolokonnikova went on a hunger strike to protest conditions in the labor camp where she has been imprisoned for “hooliganism” because of a punk rock protest in Russia’s largest cathedral. Her letter published yesterday in the Guardian named inhuman conditions and immediate punishments for speaking out or working together. Although her status […]