Questions and Answers of Project Team Leadership

What leader inspires you the most and why?
What does it mean for a leader to be the “salt of the earth”?
What is your experience of spiritual life?
Why should you take on a leading role?
What do you need to do to adopt a life of individuation?
What is individuation?
What makes you unique?
What does living in the moment entail?
What meditation techniques have you tried?
How can you help others reach a state of catharsis?
How can you help yourself experience catharsis in the future?
When have you experienced catharsis?
How can you support a state of flow in the team?
When have you experienced flow?
What is humanism?
What is self-actualisation?
What methods do adults use to influence others?
What methods do children use to influence others?
Why is it important to go slowly when working towards self-improvement?
How does it feel when your unconscious and consciousness work together?
How do you sense what is going on in the unconscious?
How do you react to signals from others that you find unsettling?
What does your unconscious communicate to you from day to day?
When have your reactions been disproportionate to the circumstances that provoked them?
How have you experienced a split in reality as others perceive it?
What is your experience of neurosis?
What do these voices tell you?
What method do you use to listen to your inner voice?
How much time do you spend listening to your inner self?
How does humankind’s collective knowledge appear in your life as an individual?
How does childhood experience come through as an adult?
What is it like to experience repetition?
What does it mean to live in the moment?
What effect does it have when consciousness is not at the centre of everything?
What communicates your soul to you?
What methods do you use to know your soul?
When do you sense reality of the soul?
How do you sense reality of the soul?
What is the difference between reality of thought and experience of the soul?
How do you communicate your feelings to others?
How can you communicate your thoughts to others?
What gives leaders the authority to lead others?
Does your opinion hold true based on this reasoning?
Put forward an opinion, provide reasoning for it, draw inferences based on it, identify what assumptions you are allowing, provide examples and counter examples, and present the consequence of the
Gather a group of people together and try to lead the discussion whereby the WRAITEC method is used to discuss the subject matter at hand.
Formulate an opinion and support it with valid reasons.
Provide an example of invalid reasoning.
Provide an example of valid reasoning.
What is an argument?
What is reasoning?
What is success?
What is truth?
What is beauty?
What is justice?
What is a chair?
How can you open other people’s minds?
How can you open your own mind?
Name five ideas that you were opposed to until you managed to open your mind.
Which ideas do you have trouble being open-minded about?
What is social intelligence?
What is emotional intelligence?
What is intellectual intelligence?
How do leaders make the best use of their intelligence?
How can critical thinking be taught?
How can you learn to think critically?
What critical thinking methods are available?
What is critical thinking?
Posit an idea and then back it up with supporting arguments.
What characterises their way of thinking?
Whom do you know who thinks critically?
What do you know about the ancient Greek philosophers?
What conclusion do you reach?
What conclusion would a rights ethicist reach?
What conclusion would a duty ethicist reach?
What conclusion would a utilitarian ethicist reach?
What conclusion would a virtue ethicist reach?
What values are at stake?
Propose a moral dilemma.
What are the leader’s rights?
What rights does nature have?
What rights do animals have?
What rights do all people have?
What are your rights?
What are the drawbacks of rights ethics?
What are the advantages of rights ethics?
What are your primary duties as a leader?
Provide a few examples of imperatives that you have a duty to obey, irrespective of anything else.
What duties do you have?
What are the shortcomings of duty ethics?
What are the benefits of duty ethics?
What is happiness?
What is the difference between prosperity and wellbeing?
What is a measure of happiness?
What is utilitarian?
What do you believe is a disadvantage of utilitarian ethics?
What do you believe is an advantage of utilitarian ethics?
Give examples of five virtues that are midway between two extremes.Name also the extremes.
Which vices characterise you?
Which virtues characterise you?
What is a virtuous leader?

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