"When you're dancing, be the
dance" is about complete sensory
immersion in whatever you do.
“Never give a sword to a man who
can't dance,”
advised Confucius. This is a
metaphorical statement
emphasizing the importance of
mastery and harmony in
individuals.
A
‘sword’ is a
metaphor that can mean any
powerful tool, assignment, or
responsibility.
These responsibilities include
addressing challenges, pursuing opportunities, managing change,
building an entrepreneurial company, harmonizing business systems,
managing
dynamic strategies and organizational dichotomies,
implementing an innovation project, marketing and selling
innovations.
Waltzing up is a productive
approach that helps
commercialize inventions,
lead creative people and teams,
manage creativity and ideas,
nourish talents, harness
diversity, orchestrate efforts,
navigate through obstacles,
leverage relationships,
integrate functions.
It
helps harmonize differences,
handle negotiations,
solve
problems, resolve
conflicts, jump to the next
curve, create a soft revolution,
turn the night to dawn,... Just
anything challenging, dynamic,
and unpredictable.
Handle all dynamic challenges in
life and business as a partner
dance and waltz up with them
towards your vision.
The Greatest and Most Productive
Intelligence
The ultimate creative
intelligence is
Yin-Yang intelligence. It is
about knowing how to make
the universal forces of creative
Yang and adaptive Yin
waltz up as a harmonious
whole towards a daring vision or
a stretch goal.
A Universal Law
Actually, everything in the
harmonious Universe exists and
evolves thanks to relentless
dynamic waltz-like balancing of
forces of adaptive Yin and
creative Yang. Interactions
between these two forces defined
the past, shape the present, and
create the future.
You can create the desired
future if you see the whole
picture, understand how it is
shaped by interactions between
forces
Yin and Yang, and can
orchestrate these interactions
so that they waltz up towards
your goal.
Waltz is a partner
dance performed by a couple,
who as a pair turn rhythmically
round and round as they progress
around the dance floor. Two
partners face each other. One
acts as the leader, and one acts
as the follower. The leader
moves forward, and the follower
moves backward.
