Non-conventional Entrepreneurial Learning

Spirit connotes the life-breath that enlivens both individuals and organizations. The role of a leader is to unleash in followers this primal creative energy and guide it towards enlightened governance. Although learning organizations grow and evolve in knowledge, conflicts also arise between material knowledge and spiritual wisdom. Using insight from classical Indian wisdom, a more harmonious pursuit of both personal fulfilment and organizational enrichment will be addressed. This article will highlight the importance of exploring non-conventional methods of learning beyond cognition that may improve leadership clarity, decision making and relationship management. Discovering deeper levels of consciousness via meditation also strengthens personal mastery and purpose as well as system thinking and a sense of interconnectedness. The spirit of entrepreneurship draws deeply from such inner inspiration, finding expression in sustained commitment and high-energy performance. Such leaders must ignite a fire within themselves and their followers. Hence, the article begins with asking deep, uneasy questions for wisdom to emerge in leadership consciousness, charting a road map for future enlightenment in learning organizations, and concludes with examples of wisdom leadership from modern India

CLARITY · Consciousness · Corporate governance · Energy (signal processing · Enlightenment · Entrepreneurship · Environmental ethics · Epistemology · Management · Meditation · Political science · Public relations · Sociology · Innovation and Socioeconomic Development · Law · Leadership, Behavior, and Decision-Making Studies · Psychology · Workplace Spirituality and Leadership

• The Divine Side of Enterprise

  Open Access•Deepak Danak•Journal of Human Values•2010

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