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Ancestral Threads: Rooting Connections Through Waves of Change

Grandmother Cedar has been a voice of the Great Mother, calling us home. The time of living our lives externally has come to an end. We must find our way back home to ourselves; our inner life and drink from our inner well and light. Our disconnection from Mother Earth; the power of creation and spiral of life has led to disharmony, emptiness, war, conflict, and unfulfilled lives. We are now at the Great Turning point, moving to the centre of the spiral, going within to the place of oneness. It can be a treacherous journey without tools to navigate the dark passages; however, we have the light of our hearts to lead the way.

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Leading Highly Effective, Engaged Teams with The Way of the Circle

Is your team and your leadership extraordinary? Like it or not, 84% of teams and leaders are average or below average performers. High performing teams are more creative, more productive and attain a higher level of quality than the average team. Learn to rise above the norm and lead a high performing team. Do you

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The Way of the Circle: A Transformational Business Model

The corona virus has broken down the single greatest barrier to innovation, our unconscious attachment to comfortable and habitual patterns of thought and behaviour about the way things are.The very structure of society is temporarily suspended. For a time, we float in ambiguity, where we are neither one identity (our past) nor the other (our

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Employee Engagement

Most people spend 60% of their working lives at work. According to a recent study, an engaged employee is 44% more productive than a satisfied worker, but an employee who feels inspired at work is nearly 125% more productive than a satisfied one. Organizations with inspired employees perform better than the rest. (Harvard Business Review

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