Catherine Glynn Livres

Offering a blend of storytelling and Zen philosophy, this guide features twelve lessons that begin with original haikus, followed by personal anecdotes from the author’s experiences with Fortune 500 companies and prestigious business schools. Each chapter includes writing prompts and practical tips designed to foster creative and enlightened leadership. The book encourages readers to rethink authority, making it a compelling resource for those seeking a holistic approach to leadership in the modern age.

Drawing from her extensive background as an executive coach, performing artist, and poet, Catherine Glynn offers insights in this companion book that help individuals discover their unique qualities. It serves as a practical guide for those aiming to cultivate a distinctive presence that sets them apart in their personal and professional lives.

Love is widely celebrated in Indian poetry, whether mystic love for the divine or the passionate and affectionate feelings between lovers, husbands, wives, parents and children, family and friends. Although the literary forms and language may not be quite so familiar, the same themes reappear in many of todays preoccupations with love and romance. This attractive collection combines a selection of translations from various languages of the best of Indian poetry with illustrations drawn from some of the finest examples of Indian art in the British Museum.

The book establishes the importance of ragamala's place in the history of world art and celebrates its literary content; its association with music and its regional styles, and provides an interpretation of its symbolism in a way that makes it accessible to a contemporary audience.