Being an authentic leader is knowing your True Self and having your actions and behaviors follow in line with your unique truth. How can you make your True Self a priority?

If American organizations continue to compete “their way”, using the old leadership paradigm of dominance and subservience, they are likely to fail.

To stay competitive in the global markets, American businesses need to embrace a new generation of leadership principles, which engage employees, customers and shareholders on a deeper level.

Do you often envision yourself achieving great things, and then follow this up with a negative thought process? Do you talk yourself out of your dreams before you even begin to pursue them? If so, you need to change the way you think and create some positive thinking success.

The conscious business TheGreenOffice.com offers one of the most comprehensive suites of green office supplies, sustainability education and green consulting under one virtual roof. Not only have they developed a website that is taking the guess work out of greening, they are yet another lustrous example of how to effectively serve the triple bottom line.

restoreAs fashion industry veterans, long time New York City residents and devoted environmentalists, Anthony and Celeste Lilore understood firsthand the needs of modern, urban dwellers to create crossover clothing that blends functionality, fashion and responsible production.

With a clear pioneering vision in mind, this husband and wife team launched RESTORE® CLOTHING to produce timeless, eco-friendly active wear collections with the heart and soul only a conscious business can.

The economic rollercoaster and a call to service from the Obama administration are sending waves of professionals into the realm of social enterprise. They are shocked to find a vibrant community of innovators— many of whom are high school, college and graduate student entrepreneurs.

Applying these household money saving tips takes patience and practice, but the rewards are worth it when you find you’ve saved enough money to get out of debt, go on vacation, or buy a new car.

Allowing stress to hijack your ability to care for yourself has negative ramifications for your health, which inhibits the ability to successfully manage challenging circumstances. (…)

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