Tao Te Ching Leadership Principles (Part 2)

•The wise person knows when and where not to speak

•A fish which doesn’t know when or where not to open the mouth will be hooked

•The wise person teaches by example

•Effective action arises out of silence and a clear sense of being

•Silence is a great source of strength

•Enlightened leadership is service, not selfishness

•He/she speaks simply and honestly and intervenes only to shed light

•He will act and serve to the benefits of all

•A moderate ego demonstrates wisdom

•A wise person does not take sides and pick favourites

•A good leader will set aside quite times and solitude for silent reflection and turn inwards to digest what has happened

•A good leader always stays calm, stand back and then the most complex problems appear simple

•A good leader must give up his selfishness

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