You may be wondering if the path to true productivity involves doing less rather than more. It’s a provocative question in a world that frequently glorifies hustle and constant activity. What if the ...

Wu-wei (Chinese: 無為 or wúwéi) is a philosophical concept that literally means "inexertion" or "effortless action." The non-striving mindset of wu-wei is rooted in Confucianism and Taoism (also spelled ...

The concept of wu wei appeared in China about 2,500 years ago in Daoist philosophy. Taoist philosophy is based on the Tao Te King written by Lao Tzu. In this seminal book, Lao Tzu advocates the way of ...

The ancient wisdom of Wu Wei, which is rooted in Taoism suggests that sometimes the most effective way to act is by not forcing action at all. My podcast and this article explain how to embrace the ...

Scroll down for a transcription of this episode. War veteran and country music singer Sal Gonzalez tries the Taoist practice of Wu Wei to improve his relationship with anger. For Iraq war veteran Sal ...

In her work, the lyricism of ink and water on rice paper encapsulates the spirit of wu wei. The exhibition itself is titled "Wu Wei", or "Action In/Action", a way of thinking in Taoism that centres ...

Harsimran is a writer with a career spanning over 15 years. He has been a long-time follower of the global tech & startup ecosystem. He runs a digital platform for small business entrepreneurs - ...

Rod Dreher’s most recent post gets at some of what I was striving for in my last three reflections on Tolstoy’s novel, and the character of Kutuzov. But I think the word, “prudence” may not be ...