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LEARNING TO PRAY

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LEARNING TO PRAY

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BEING A CHANGEMAKER | BUILDING A PRINCIPLED WORLD


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HOW TO BUILD CHARACTER


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What does it take to rise from humble beginnings and ascend to great heights of
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and yet finds it ridden with critical ethical and social problems? And how can
one be a changemaker and seek to build a more principled world in a time of
increasing uncertainty and polarization?

Join Prof. Hitendra Wadhwa in a conversation with Magda Wierzycka, self-made
billionaire, changemaker, and among “Africa's 50 Most Powerful Women,” live on
Intersections this Thursday, October 7 (11 am ET | 8 am PT | 5 pm CET | 8.30 pm
IST).

Magda’s story is a powerful testament to the indomitable spirit that resides
within each of us. Her rise from her humble beginnings to the highest echelons
of African business, and then her transformation into a trailblazing reformer of
business and society, is the stuff that legends are made of.

Born in Poland, Magda and her family escaped the country during the collapse of
its communist regime, spent months in Austrian refugee camps, and eventually
immigrated to South Africa, when she was only 12, with limited resources, and
little understanding of the local language or culture. Persevering through years
of social and political uncertainty, Magda went on from being a product
development and investments actuary at Southern Life, launching a venture
capital business, to becoming the Founder and Executive Chairman of Sygnia, one
of the largest financial services companies in the country. She is also a
leading anti-corruption activist, speaking out against exploitation, bribery,
and fraud—or as she refers to it, “being on the right side of the equation.” In
2020, Forbes magazine listed her among “Africa's 50 Most Powerful Women.”

Join us live on Intersections where you will learn about:


 1. Magda’s entrepreneurial journey, fraught with personal sacrifices,
    unprecedented risks, and surprising twists
 2. Managing our internal dialogue and integrating opposing viewpoints to lead
    change and reform our businesses and society

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‍What human qualities do we really seek in our colleagues, friends, family, and
even more so, in our own selves? Could personality-building be the purest art
form, and if so, what human qualities represent its essence? How can we engage
in personality-building and learn to fully express all dimensions of our
personality in our everyday thoughts, speech and actions? This webcast offers a
soul-stirring escape into the world of Indian Sufism (also known as Universal
Sufism), as taught by the legendary Hazrat Inayat Khan, who started "The Sufi
Order in the West" in the early part of the 20th century.

Join Prof. Hitendra Wadhwa in a conversation with Shaikh-al-Mashaik Mahmood Khan
Youskine, legendary Sufi teacher, live on Intersections on Thursday, September 2
(11 am ET | 8 am PT | 5 pm CET | 8.30 pm IST).

Shaikh-al-Mashaik Mahmood Khan Youskine is a descendant of an ancient family of
Sufi saints, poets and musicians. Through his father, Shaikh-ul-Mashaik M.P.
Maheboob Khan and Uncle, Pir-o-Murshid Jagirdar Muhammed Ali Khan, brother and
cousin-brother respectively of the famous Hazrat Inayat Khan, Mahmood learned
Indian Sufism from within, both in theory and practice. Since then, Mahmood has
fully devoted himself to the preservation and enhancement of the Indian,
mystical and musical tradition of his Father and Uncles, thus becoming
profoundly involved in Sufi mysticism and culture—and the general question of
the spiritual dimension in modern life, its observance and particular
requirements. In 2018, on behalf of the King of the Netherlands, Mahmood was
granted the rank of a knight-officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau for his
services to Sufism.

Mahmood deeply values and seeks to promote the memory of his first cousin
Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan, the World War II heroine and famous British spy, whom
he knew well and of whom he preserves fond recollections. For a century short of
seven years of involvement in Inayatian Indian Sufism, “Arch Shaikh” Mahmood
Khan may be regarded as having an exceptional position within the Sufi world. He
is the only as yet living family member who has personally and very intensely
worked with the Hazrat Inayat Khan’s brothers and his Inayatide cousins, and is
an enthusiastic supporter of the current Sufi leader and his American nephew,
Pir Zia Inayat Khan Maulabakhsh.

“It is the continual inclination to produce beauty which helps one to develop
art in the personality…[How] readily man is inclined to learn outer refinement,
and how slow many souls are to develop that art inwardly…[Outer] manner is
meaningless if it is not prompted by the inner impulse towards beauty.” — Hazrat
Inayat Khan

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 1. The 11 building blocks of personality-building, as taught in Indian Sufism
 2. How to refine and thoughtfully express our personality in our everyday
    thoughts, speech and actions
 3. The luminous life of Hazrat Inayat Khan and the heroic personal journey of
    Noor Inayat Khan

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What fundamental differences separate high-performance cultures from the rest?
What molds and keeps such groups together, even through the most unfavorable
conditions? Where does trust building really start, and how can teams be
harmonized and kept fully aligned with their core purpose at every step?

Listen to some powerful, actionable ideas from celebrated author Daniel Coyle in
a stimulating conversation with Prof. Hitendra Wadhwa, exclusively on
Intersections.

Daniel Coyle is the New York Times bestselling author of The Culture Code, which
was named Best Business Book of the Year by Bloomberg, BookPal, and Business
Insider. Coyle has served as an advisor to many high-performing organizations,
including the Navy SEALs, Microsoft, Google, and the Cleveland Guardians. His
other books include The Talent Code, The Secret Race, The Little Book of Talent,
and Hardball: A Season in the Projects, which was made into a movie starring
Keanu Reeves. In his latest book, The Culture Playbook, Daniel distills
everything he has learned into sixty concrete, actionable tips and exercises
that will help your team build a cohesive, positive culture.

“Solving hard problems with people you admire is a very special experience in
life.”—Daniel Coyle

In this Intersections episode, Daniel reveals:


 1. The fundamental difference between average and high-performance cultures
 2. One word that hold high-performing groups together and amplifies its
    performance
 3. A new path to building trust and navigating complex landscapes together
 4. Why command and control leads to epic failures and what organizations can do
    to avoid them
 5. Why the culture-fit mantra is counterproductive to building great cultures
 6. Three effective ways to keep your team harmonized around your core purpose
    and maximize long-term success

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 2. What it takes to advance leadership from being business-centered to
    human-centered
 3. Moving beyond outer metrics to ground leadership in inner metrics
 4. How empathy and compassion can drive organizational performance
 5. Moving from “getting the most out” to “bringing the best out” of employees

In the post-pandemic era, trends such as the “Great Resignation,” hybrid work
and employee well-being are creating a paradigm shift in organizational culture.
These trends require us to go back to the basics to redefine the model of what
it means to be an exceptional leader. The way we lead today needs to evolve to
embrace the new future of work, workers and the workplace.

Based on Dr. Wadhwa’s recently published book, Inner Mastery, Outer Impact, we
examine how Inner Mastery could provide the foundation on which leaders can
tackle these shifts for their organizations — as they manage people and drive
performance, equip their managers with new skills and tools to tackle the
accompanying challenges, and help employees operate in an ever-changing
landscape of continued disruption.

Raghu Krishnamoorthy is a seasoned global executive with 35+ years of experience
in driving business outcomes as a Human Resources professional. He retired from
General Electric (GE) as the CHRO in early 2019, after 25 years with the company
— doing work that spanned three continents, several multi-billion-dollar lines
of business, and exciting corporate leadership roles. At Mentora, Raghu serves
as an Executive Director and Senior Faculty, driving pragmatic,
application-oriented solutions for Mentora clients in learning and
transformational change.
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forums including Harvard, MIT, Yale, Columbia, the Economist and the Milken
Institute. He has recently taken on the role of Director of the “Chief Learning
Officer Executive Doctoral Program” at the University of Pennsylvania. His
research has won the best paper award at the Academy of Business Research August
conference. He was also named one of the top 50 Asian Americans in the world of
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How can we turn polarizing conversations into beautiful moments of
self-discovery, mutual kinship and deep connection? What changes in us and in
our relationships when we stop labeling others? Can our ego manipulate and stop
us from being open to new perspectives, and how do we overcome it? What are the
five skills of moral courage, and how can we use them to win hearts and minds?

Find out from the recipient of Oprah’s “Chutzpah Award” for boldness, Irshad
Manji, in conversation with Dr. Hitendra Wadhwa on Intersections Podcast.
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Irshad Manji is the founder of Moral Courage College, which equips people to
turn polarizing issues into productive conversations and solutions-driven
teamwork. The recipient of Oprah’s "Chutzpah Award" for boldness, Irshad is also
a New York Times bestselling author. Her first book, an international
blockbuster, is The Trouble with Islam Today: A Muslim’s Call for Reform in Her
Faith. Irshad’s latest is Don't Label Me: How to Do Diversity Without Inflaming
the Culture Wars. (Fun fact: the entertainer Chris Rock calls this book
“genius.”) A professor of leadership at New York University for many years,
Irshad now teaches with the Oxford Initiative for Global Ethics and Human
Rights.

In this episode, Irshad reveals:


 1. The five skills of moral courage, and how we can use them to win hearts and
    minds
 2. The opportunities we miss when we label others and put them into buckets
 3. The truth about human nature, how our ego can stop us from gaining new
    perspectives and how to overcome it

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MYSTERIES OF THE BRAIN AND SECRETS OF THE HEART - PART II

Does the heart have an intelligence of its own, and if so, how can we learn to
harness it? What does it truly mean to lead with an open heart, and what do we
stand to gain from it? What are some ordinary practices we can inculcate today
that can potentially bring extraordinary impact, both in our own lives and that
of others?

In this Intersections episode, Dr. Doty reveals:


 1. The latest scientific insights on how the heart plays a pivotal role in
    shaping our journey to our full potential
 2. Inspiring stories from his life journey that illuminates the power of
    compassion in our daily lives
 3. A powerful method to tap into the intelligence of our hearts (and minds), in
    the service of our greatest aspirations in life and leadership

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