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In this Issue. Late OctoberFeature Article - Climbing the Mountain 
Reverence as a Business Practice
Resources, Tools and People We Would Love to Share
Where in the World is Syzergy?
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Dr Christine McDougall lives to support the emancipation of the human spirit by bringing light to truth, expanding world views, and being a model of integrity in action. She specifically designs, teaches and embodies new models of relationship; to self, to work, to business and business systems, and to the larger systems that underpin everything. She currently works with complex, multi stakeholder systemic change issues with a group of brilliant and diverse masters from around the world.
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The very short (for me) piece, Climbing the Mountain, is more of a poetical piece. I would love your feedback. It seems to summarize the journey I have been on for the last two years of so. I have added the ability for you to forward any of these articles to your twitter or facebook pages, so please do so, if you think them worthy of sharing. Or forward the whole newsletter on. May your days be filled with reverence, warmly, Christine  |
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Feature Article - Climbing the Mountain
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The Grace of Reverence
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Reverence as a Business Practice
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Resources, Tools and People We Would Love to Share
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Where in the World is Syzergy?This week I am in Melbourne. A busy three days, then a day in Brisbane. On the weekend I am participating in a weekend run, The Lamington Classic. I am told this is the oldest trail run in Queensland, maybe Australia. It will be great to get out in the bush for some beautiful scenic runs and then an evening with die hard runners. |
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Welcome new readers, and thank you for all who have been with me for a while. I hope you enjoy this issue, which has been a great pleasure to write. The journey continues as we explore the seven passions and the seven graces. This week we look at the grace of reverence. So stunned was I when I did research on reverence in business, that these two terms are rarely ever discussed together, anywhere. Imagine if even 20% of business made reverence a conscious part of their business practice. How extraordinary would they become? 
I heard a story the other day about a life time journey up the mountain.
Following our exploration of pride, which I continue to be aware of when it shows up in my life, it is time to look at the grace of reverence.
Reverence as a business practice is not found in many of the business books or business schools. Indeed, even a google search showed nothing for the two words reverence and business together in the same sentence. How remarkable!...
......It would seem to me that there are many places we can show deep respect in business, not the least to our customer, our staff, the product, the community we serve, the environment. If we want to create conscious business, reverence as a business practice is critical.
