
Ancient Indian wisdom meets modern business crisis in "Two Birds in a Tree." Endorsed by thought leaders like Margaret Wheatley, this guide replaces profit-obsession with "Being-centered leadership." Can the same wisdom that inspired The Body Shop's success transform your business into a force for good?
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Two birds sit in the same tree. One frantically hops from branch to branch, tasting fruits both sweet and bitter, never satisfied. The other rests calmly at the top, simply watching. This 3,000-year-old image from India's Upanishads captures our modern crisis perfectly: businesses chasing quarterly returns have severed their connections to humanity and nature, leaving behind environmental collapse, social fracture, and institutional distrust. What if the solution to our most pressing challenges-climate change, inequality, workplace burnout-lies not in the latest management framework but in reconnecting with something far older and more fundamental?