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Willpower Is a Lie: What Ashtanga Yoga Can Teach About Leadership
Evgeny Putilin, the Studio Art Director of Allcorrect Group walked into a yoga class in Serbia four years ago. He didn’t speak a word of Serbian and was, in his own words, “stiff as a board.” So he asked the teacher for a private session. Only one slot was free: Sundays at 8:45. He took it, and he has been showing up ever since. I love this story because his experience resonates with so many of us. Evgeny didn’t practise yoga until he was 38. He spent years believing what so
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Surrendering your Strength: Leadership Lessons from the Humble Warrior Pose
Once upon a time, there was a wealthy king called Daksha, who lived in a gilded palace with his beloved daughter, Sati. Instead of marrying a prince, as her father expected, Sati devoted herself entirely to the god Shiva. Daksha rejected the marriage, deeming the ascetic Shiva unworthy of his daughter, and when he later organised a grand celebration, he deliberately excluded the couple. Sati chose to attend regardless and attempted to reason with her father. When her words fe
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