the NOW BLOG

The Journey Back to Yourself

Who are you—really?

We spend our lives trying to “find ourselves,” but most never do. Instead, we slip into roles and identities—our social self, our private self, our intimate self—without realizing we’re just layering masks over something much deeper. We become the person the world expects, adjusting, performing, and shifting as needed. But beneath it all, who is the real you?

Today’s leaders face demands for clarity, resilience, and authenticity that go far beyond business expertise. At The NOW, we’ve found the key to unlocking sustainable workplace success is the powerful combination of mindfulness and authentic leadership.

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Mindfulness and Leadership: The Missing Link in Workplace Success

As we step into a new year, the world of work continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. One thing has become clear: traditional leadership strategies alone are no longer enough to foster long-term success.

Today’s leaders face demands for clarity, resilience, and authenticity that go far beyond business expertise. At The NOW, we’ve found the key to unlocking sustainable workplace success is the powerful combination of mindfulness and authentic leadership.

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2025: A Year of Transformation and Human Evolution

2025 is set to be a pivotal year for humanity. In a short span of time, we are witnessing major planetary shifts that signal deep change. These transitions reflect the rapid acceleration we’re all feeling in how we think, communicate, and navigate life. This is not a year for passivity—it’s one of complexity, transformation, and profound opportunity.

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New Beginnings: Reflections for the New Year

As we approach the end of the year, there is a palpable energy in the air—a moment to pause, reflect, and reset. The closing of one chapter and the opening of another offers a profound opportunity for growth and transformation.

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Remembering Who We Are: Plato’s Wisdom, Meditation, and the Journey Within

In the whirlwind of modern life, many of us search for meaning, clarity, and purpose. Yet, as the ancient philosopher Plato suggested, the answers we seek may already reside within us. His concept of anamnesis, the idea that “knowledge is but remembrance,” reminds us that true wisdom comes not from acquiring more but from reconnecting with what we already know deep in our souls.

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