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Invite your teams to reflect on the virtues. This is my favorite. As I have led multiple groups of leaders to create these powerful leadership books, I’ve used the virtues in our group calls as a point of reflection and connection, and you can, too. Simply take ten minutes at the start of your next team meeting to share a virtue with your team and invite them to share their reflections on it. You will be blown away by what a simple word will spark in individuals! This shift in perspective is profound because the virtues bring in wonder, gratitude, and curiosity—the critical ingredients to innovation, communication, and collaboration.

Satisfaction is the fulfillment of one’s wishes, expectations, or needs. Or even the next level of one deriving pleasure as a result of this fulfilled goal. An accomplishment is the successful achievement of a task. Typically, this is seen as an activity that one can do well in as a result of study or practice.

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The X-Factor by Kayleigh O’Keefe, Sarah Alaimo, Karen Ann Bulluck, Jaymie Scotto Cutaia, Mathias Fritzen, Angela E… presents key insights from the Zen tradition. The 2 passages above capture the essential teachings.

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