As any leader who has committed to an ethical life will tell you, upholding a virtuous disposition of character is one of the most challenging and worthy pursuits we could ever undertake. In this episode we explore fallibility as a universal feature of the human condition.

The long and winding road to virtue – traversing human fallibility

Mark Crosweller, AFSM, has willingly spent many years studying and teaching – through allegories, myths, metaphors, philosophies and theologies, and particularly in studies, practices and teaching of Buddhist thought – the ethics that underpin concepts of leadership. In this podcast Mark speaks on both his professional and personal experiences of crisis and adversity and on the ethics of trust, humility, compassion and forgiveness.

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The long and winding road to virtue – traversing human fallibility

The long and winding road to virtue – traversing human fallibility