The Power of Trust

Trust is one of the most important ideas that any great leader can use to create a unified effort.  The unfortunate truth is that even great leaders of ego can use this to reach goals that do not contribute to the health, welfare, and happiness of everyone they lead.  As you read through "Weltanschauung: Habits, Principles, and Personal Choices for Moral Leaders of the 21st Century"  In Chapter 4, "The Principles We Select," I ask you to consider the idea of  "interconnected trust."  This idea stems from the establishment of "trust groups" and initiatives in social justice.  If you are to grow into a leader of conscience, then you must at the very least understand (hopefully accept) the principles set forth as part of the chapter that deals with this idea.  After this understanding comes establishing habits needed to make the choices required to call yourself a leader of conscience.  The chapter will be an uncomfortable one, as it will address the issue that you might be an effective leader, but not a leader of conscience.  You will struggle with this if you cannot distinguish the difference between the two with enough understanding that effective leaders are not always leaders of conscience and do not have to be, but should be.

Can You Make the Journey?

Where's your Conscious Exodus taking you this weekend?

What's Your Weltanschauung?

A persons outlook on the world let's us understand each other, and similar views help us to work toward a common cause. There is so much that should be considered when establishing an understanding of the world view we create. This will be explained more in chapter 2, "Your Head, Heart, and Soul" I hope this chapter gives a good look into all avenues of understanding leadership in terms of your Weltanschauung.

Where's your Conscious Exodus taking you today?

I am getting ready to do some research and citations for the book I am writing tentatively entitled
Weltanschauung: Habits, Principles, and Personal Choices of Moral Leadership for Leaders of Conscience in the 21st Century


The research today is very appropriate because I am looking to Howard Thurman whom was an inspiration and teacher to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Included will also be reference to Dr. King's influence on me through his writings in regards to personal exodus.

If time permits I am also going back into one of my all time favorite stories The Epic of Gilgamesh and including some connections I see between Weltanschauung and Conscious Exodus as exemplified between the King of Uruk and Enkidu.

Enjoy your holiday and remember it is a day that is very important when you ask the question, "Where will your Conscious Exodus take you today?"

Weltanschauung: Habits, Principles, and Personal Choices of Moral Leadership for Leaders of Conscience in the 21st Century

I've been working on the book most of the day.  Now it's time for some dinner.

Weltanschauung: Habits, Principles, and Personal Choices of Moral Leadership for Leaders of Conscience in the 21st Century

I am researching and writing about the era in world history this word appears in as part of my book and came across what might actually be something I forgot about from my college studies. It will be a huge part of the title and reoccurring theme in this work on leaders of conscience for the 21st century.

Weltanschauung: Habits, Principles, and Personal Choices of Moral Leadership For Leaders of Conscience in the 21st Century

By William J. Nelson, M.Ed
Copyright 2010-2011


Here's a tentative chapter list and Table of Contents for you.

CONTENTS

Introduction

Acknowledgements

.Chapter 1.

A New Beginning for Leaders of Conscience

..Chapter 2..

Your Head, Heart and Soul

…Chapter 3…

Making the Choice

….Chapter 4….

The Principles We Select

…..Chapter 5…..

The Last One and the First One in Everything that Needs to be Done

……Chapter 6……

Nothing Can Happen that is Not Meant to Happen

…….Chapter 7…….

Influence and Being Influenced

……..Chapter 8……..

Faith, Hope, Love and Synchronicity

About the Author

Resources

Bibliography