by Tony Zampella | Jun 23, 2025 | Spirituality, Wisdom
In a world shaped by chronic distraction and emotional exhaustion—especially in the workplace—compassion is often invoked as a remedy for suffering. But without wisdom, compassion can become performative, sentimental, or even harmful. To respond skillfully, we must...
by Tony Zampella | Jun 16, 2025 | Spirituality, Wisdom
In an age of chronic distraction, disconnection, and emotional fatigue, especially in the workplace, compassion is no longer a luxury for the spiritually inclined. It has become a critical capacity for clarity, connection, and human sanity. Yet in contemporary Western...
by Tony Zampella | Sep 25, 2023 | Communication
Organizational stakeholders today are inundated with consultants, workshops, and materials promising quick cures for ailing cultures. I’ve encountered several of these “cures” in the form of books, mottos, and models. Radical candor, conversation, listening, focus,...
by Tony Zampella | Dec 4, 2019 | Practice
We all possess dignity. Does that sound odd or even doubtful? The inherent dignity of being human is often overlooked, as we reduce dignity to feelings of respect, admiration, or adoration. While such traits may be useful and even necessary in some situations, dignity...
by Tony Zampella | Nov 12, 2018 | Spirituality, Wisdom
Being of service often requires a deep connection to human experiences. Ever notice how we live with the words that describe such experiences? Of late, I’ve observed words such as sympathy, empathy, or compassion employed to describe political leaders in certain...
