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In Buddhism as well as in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, you'll find a conversation about four virtues known as the four immeasurables.
These are qualities that we might seek to both cultivate and then embody in the name of service. But, they're also known to have a profound affect on the way we experience challenge, stress, relationships, work and pretty much all of life.
Wondering what they are?
Loving-kindness
Compassion
Appreciative Joy
Equanimity
These are four virtues that I try to explore and cultivate in life. But, I was also curious, what might happen if you worked to cultivate the four immeasurables specifically in the quest to craft a meaningful business or career?
Exploring this question is what today's GLP Riff is all about.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Release date
Lydbog: 29. april 2016
Økonomi & Business
In Buddhism as well as in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, you'll find a conversation about four virtues known as the four immeasurables.
These are qualities that we might seek to both cultivate and then embody in the name of service. But, they're also known to have a profound affect on the way we experience challenge, stress, relationships, work and pretty much all of life.
Wondering what they are?
Loving-kindness
Compassion
Appreciative Joy
Equanimity
These are four virtues that I try to explore and cultivate in life. But, I was also curious, what might happen if you worked to cultivate the four immeasurables specifically in the quest to craft a meaningful business or career?
Exploring this question is what today's GLP Riff is all about.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Release date
Lydbog: 29. april 2016
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