Spiritual Intelligence and I

Overview Let us reflect on the underlying norms and thinking that employment and our entire Industrial Age Systems rest upon. What do you find? The inherent win / lose nature of slavery and serfdom is self-evident. The primary problem with wealth creation systems of the Win/Lose Era is that they are fear based. And, the desire to control others comes largely from fear and mistrust. Our fear-based insecurities drove people to compete endlessly and often meaninglessly. These insecurities breed low emotional intelligence and spiritual awareness. They breed victims. This talk explores SPIRITUAL INTELLIGENCE, the intelligence which we address and solve problems of MEANING and VALUES in today’s Win / Lose Era. It looks at how this category of skills is becoming increasingly crucial for wholeness, happiness and effective living of individuals. Content/Objectives 1. To explore how we can place our actions and our lives in a wider, richer, meaning-giving context. 2. To share how we can assess that one course of action or one life path is more meaningful than another.

Administrative Details Date : 2 February 2008 (Saturday) Time : 9.30am to 11.00am Venue : Malaysian Institute of Management Management House 227 Jalan Ampang 50450 Kuala Lumpur Fees : MIM Members (Free) Non-Members (RM45) Attendance : For all membership categories. Facilitator Dr Shelen Ho Wai Han, MMIM, MIM-CPT Doctor of Philosophy (PhD in Management, UNITAR, Malaysia), MBA (Hull, UK), DMS (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK. She has over 20 years of managerial experiences in various industries in the manufacturing, project engineering, franchising, retailing, distribution, banking, trading and other service and non-service sectors. She now runs her own management consultancy firm specializing in SME management development, quality and productivity improvement, system diagnosis, management control systems design, implementation and maintenance. Her consultancy clients mainly made up of a broad spectrum of SMEs in Malaysia and the neighboring countries ranging from agricultural to manufacturing and services. She facilitates a wide scope of in-house and public training programs in the areas of productivity and quality, entrepreneurial and management development. She trains and examines managers in in-house diploma and certificate programs run by corporations and professional institutions including MIM and MPOB. She also gives talks tailored to specific needs of the public and private sectors in Malaysia and abroad. In addition to consultancy and training, she lectures MBA programs from Australia, UK and Europe and supervises MBA and PhD thesis.