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Lead with Light
What does it mean to lead with light?
It means to be a voice for change through the gift of being yourself. It means to step into your full truth, your authenticity, with an open heart. And when you connect that truth and that open-heartedness you are able to see the light, not only within yourself, but in all living things.
In the words of Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and polymath who lived and taught during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, " It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the Light." This quote has as much resonance for humanity right now as ever it did in 350 BC. It is in these times of difficulty – our darkest moments – that we must focus on finding – and leading with - light.
It means to be a voice for change through the gift of being yourself. It means to step into your full truth, your authenticity, with an open heart. And when you connect that truth and that open-heartedness you are able to see the light, not only within yourself, but in all living things.
In the words of Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and polymath who lived and taught during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, " It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the Light." This quote has as much resonance for humanity right now as ever it did in 350 BC. It is in these times of difficulty – our darkest moments – that we must focus on finding – and leading with - light.
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By Simone de HaasWhat does it mean to lead with light?
It means to be a voice for change through the gift of being yourself. It means to step into your full truth, your authenticity, with an open heart. And when you connect that truth and that open-heartedness you are able to see the light, not only within yourself, but in all living things.
In the words of Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and polymath who lived and taught during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, " It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the Light." This quote has as much resonance for humanity right now as ever it did in 350 BC. It is in these times of difficulty – our darkest moments – that we must focus on finding – and leading with - light.
It means to be a voice for change through the gift of being yourself. It means to step into your full truth, your authenticity, with an open heart. And when you connect that truth and that open-heartedness you are able to see the light, not only within yourself, but in all living things.
In the words of Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and polymath who lived and taught during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, " It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the Light." This quote has as much resonance for humanity right now as ever it did in 350 BC. It is in these times of difficulty – our darkest moments – that we must focus on finding – and leading with - light.