June 12th 2008
I’d like to introduce to you my newest business endeavor, Brio Leadership! Many of you know me as the president of KR Consulting, a professional services firm that focuses on the technical services industry. I continue to work in KR Consulting’s business, but have launched Brio Leadership to broaden the audience we speak to and to follow my ultimate passion, which is to help individuals and teams positively transform their lives through the teaching of spiritual intelligence. I feel compelled to do this work; indeed, I feel like I’ve been preparing my whole life to take this step and help others live integrated lives that are in alignment with their spiritual values.
Incorporating spiritual intelligence into the workplace means bringing our highest selves to work, everyday. How can we bring our highest selves to work? We need to identify our life’s purpose, do work that we love and provides meaning. and seek an everyday connection with the divine self within us. According to Stephen R. Covey, “Spiritual intelligence represents our drive for meaning and connection with the infinite.” (from The Eighth Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness, page 53). Spiritual intelligence does not mean that we practice religion at work, or that we preach or force our religious views on others in the workplace. Spiritual intelligence transcends religion – or better, it is the bedrock of religion.
I take this step with excitement tinged with a bit of fear – it’s something new and very different from my past.
If my new endeavor resonates with you, I’d love to hear from you – you can reply to this email or post a comment on the blog at BrioLeadership.com. If you think of others who would like to hear more about Brio Leadership, please forward this to them.
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Blessings to you on your path,
Kristin
