ESSENTIAL LEADERSHIP

WE LIVE IN A COLLECTIVE angst concealed by the delusion of a calendar packed with activities, meetings and reports. We fail to distinguish between the real meaning of life and a life full of hustle.

We wrongly believe that our days and weeks elapse much faster than they did decades ago. We do not realize how superficial our personal relationships are and we are unaware of the amount of rapidly changing information we foolishly try to process every day.

We just give up understanding ourselves because we are too afraid of the mirror. We forgo building long-term re lationships as we accept the convenience of a long list of virtual contacts. And even as