The Compassionate Professional
Enhanced wellbeing, enriched relationships and achieving your full potential.
Are you a compassionate professional?
This question stopped us in our tracks 6 months ago when we met former Buddhist monk Ryan Hargreaves and he put us on the spot.
It seemed like an apparent contradiction like…being a wise fool…or chav chic…and we found ourselves questioning if it was possible to be both.
In this month’s KYTA video, Ryan reveals why being compassionate and professional often seem at odds with each other but how combining both is key to being healthier, happier and more holistically successful.
Ryan’s not your typical 27-year-old, he started meditating when he was just 7 and was teaching others by the age of 13. At 19 he was ordained a Buddhist monk. He’s taught thousands of people individually and in groups how to cultivate a compassionate practice. Last year he decided to embark on a new chapter in his life, he’s now preparing to do an MBA and has his own coaching and events business.
In this short video, you’ll learn 3 simple but highly effective practices that you can do anytime any place to:
- enhance your wellbeing
- enrich your relationships at work
- achieve your human potential
We look forward to seeing you again next month, in the meantime…
Be well and thrive
You can download your own personal ‘Loving Kindness’ meditation recorded by Ryan here
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