My father was a very egoless person, and my style of leadership is also very egoless.
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Ryan Holiday I don't know if egoless living is possible.
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Allen's reaction after that game typified his egoless approach to his position.
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Sean Illing Who do you think best exemplifies the virtuousness of egoless living?
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I don't know what it is, but I've just been able to work with a lot of egoless people.
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It's funny that such a strong personality devoted her career to creating what she saw as an egoless, anonymous art.
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Like Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski at Hermès, with her egoless clothes in sumptuous materials that whisper only to the person who wears them.
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Deadheads were all different 40:18 Amir's Grateful Dead: being egoless 43:033 The Highgate incident 46:00 What explains the Dead's enduring popularity?
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You want what they bring from the outside, but you don't want to lose the magic of this strangely, almost egoless kind of company.
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According to her friend, the French poet Franck André Jamme, this art is the result of "an egoless practice" (The Paris Review, April 3, 2012).
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Eddie Murphy stars as Mr. Church, an endlessly wise, kind, egoless, selfless chef-musician-bibliophile who devotes his life to taking care of hateful, spoiled narrator Charlotte.
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But the concentrated spirituality—egoless consciousness—that is delivered from that era by the best of Hilma af Klint's work feels like news that is new again.
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Delicate Steve's cool because in some way without having lyrics it's more egoless—in a way you're hearing a person through the music but not through what they're saying.
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To be able to do that, again, you have to just be egoless to a degree and you have to allow yourself to be challenged and allow yourself to be uncomfortable.
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Colin Farrell gives the kind of egoless, flashless performance that tends to confuse awards voters — his charisma and self-awareness are entirely buried under the doughy, desperate surface of his frustrated protagonist.
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Were there specific experiences you had or art that you've interacted with or people in your life that have helped you find that zone or perspective of being more egoless and instinctive?
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"Stettner's work continues to attract with an apparently egoless respect for fact and the unforced directness of its transmission," the critic Alan Artner wrote in The Chicago Tribune in 22012, reviewing an exhibition.
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The arrival of Durant might have signaled new possibilities for the Warriors, but it also might have meant the end of the pinging, egoless passing that had defined them during their two-year gallop through the NBA.
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The lack of structure in the egoless team can result in a weakness of efficiency, effectiveness, and error detection for large-scale projects. Egoless programming teams work best for tasks that are very complex.
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A programming team is a team of people who develop or maintain computer software. They may be organised in numerous ways, but the egoless programming team and chief programmer team have been common structures.
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Ma Mandir aims at fulfilling the objectives of Sri Aurobindo yoga. (a) Divinization of life individually and collectively. (b) Growing a nursery of higher consciousness for the new creation. (c) Creating an egoless society.
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Egoless programming is a style of computer programming in which personal factors are minimized so that quality may be improved. The cooperative methods suggested are similar to those used by other collective ventures such as Wikipedia.
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The hostel is small laboratory of divine consciousness where experiments are going on individually and collectively on the effects, actions and reactions of the descent of divine power. The results, so for, are satisfactory. Ma Mandir-Garden Creating an egoless and supporting society:- Ma Mandir aims not at individual ‘Siddhi’ or salvation. It strives to prepare ground for creating an egoless society on the principle of unity in diversity. To create such an ideal society, individual and collective ‘Sadhana’ is indispensable without distinction of caste, creed, sex, nationality or status.
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In some Eastern philosophies, the concept of "nothingness" is characterized by an egoless state of being in which one fully realizes one's own small part in the cosmos. The Kyoto School handles the concept of nothingness as well.
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Programming teams may be organised in numerous ways, but the egoless programming team and chief programmer team are two common structures typically used. The main determinants when choosing the programming team structure typically include: difficulty, size, duration, modularity, reliability, time, and sociability.
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To ensure quality, reviews of code by other programmers are made. The concept of egoless programming emphasises that such reviews should be made in a friendly, collegial way in which personal feelings are put aside. Structured walkthroughs are one way of making such a formal review.
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Egoless programming explicitly minimizes constraints of hierarchy and status so as to enable the free exchange of ideas and improvements. It may be contrasted with the chief programmer team concept which emphasises specialisation and leadership in teams so that they work in a more disciplined way.
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According to Marilyn Mantei, individuals that are a part of a decentralized programming team report higher job satisfaction. But an egoless programming team contains groups of ten or fewer programmers. Code is exchanged and goals are set amongst the group members. Leadership is rotated within the group according to the needs and abilities required during a specific time.
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Those who have studied TDU's origins and its ability to persist over time have credited Paff's organizing strategy for much of its success. Kenneth Crowe notes that, while Paff could certainly be "stern" and even "caustic," he "provided the kind of egoless, highly organized, and determined leadership that the organization needed."Crowe, op. cit., p. 50.
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Jürg Frey’s music is characterized by sparse, quiet, soundscapes. In a review in The Guardian, Frey has been described as a “master of calm instrumental textures… who explores silence as much as sound and writes egoless music that feels as though it’s always existed”. Writing in The New Yorker, Alex Ross compared Frey’s music to a “Mahler Adagio suspended in zero gravity”.
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Sharana (Kannada:ಶರಣ) meaning "to surrender" denotes egoless surrender and refuge in Shiva, the Deity of Hinduism. In practice, the word sharana refers specifically to a person who is a follower (a bhakta or a seeker) of the Lingayat tradition. M. R. Sakhare, History and Philosophy of the Lingayat Religion, Prasaranga, Karnataka University, Dharwad Sharanas through centuries were responsible for the spread of Lingayatism in India.
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Egolessness appears "in the gaps and spaces between thoughts, which usually go unnoticed". Existential anxiety arises when one realizes that the feeling of "I" is nothing more than a perception. According to Welwood, only egoless awareness allows us to face and accept death in all forms. David Loy also mentions the fear of death, and the need to undergo ego-death to realize our true nature.
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According to the Light of Fearless Indestructible Wisdom by Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal: the term tülku "designates one who is 'noble' (or 'selfless' according to Buddha's usage) and used in Buddhist texts to denote a highly achieved being who has attained the first bhumi, a level of attainment which is truly egoless, or higher." The Chinese word for tülku is huófó (活佛), which literally means "living Buddha" and is sometimes used to mean tülku, although the Dalai Lama has said that this is a mistranslation, as a tülku isn't necessarily a realized being.
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The concept of community and collaboration is still relevant today, although hackers are no longer limited to collaboration in geographic regions. Now collaboration takes place via the Internet. Eric S. Raymond identifies and explains this conceptual shift in The Cathedral and the Bazaar: > Before cheap Internet, there were some geographically compact communities > where the culture encouraged Weinberg's egoless programming, and a developer > could easily attract a lot of skilled kibitzers and co-developers. Bell > Labs, the MIT AI and LCS labs, UC Berkeley: these became the home of > innovations that are legendary and still potent.
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One type of non-intentional composition that he used relied on an algorithm he dubbed "diastic", by analogy to acrostic.Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, "The Role of the Machine in the Experiment of Egoless Poetry" in H. Higgins, & D. Kahn (Eds.), Mainframe experimentalism: Early digital computing in the experimental arts, pp.299 He used words or phrases drawn from source material to spell out a source word or phrase, with the first word having the first letter of the source, the second word having the second letter, and so forth, reading through (dia in Greek) the source. During the last 25 years of his life, he often collaborated with Anne Tardos.
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Nancy Peretsman of Allen & Co. described Wiesenthal as "relatively egoless" and "always focused on the outcome". In his role at Sony Entertainment, he also oversaw Sony/ATV Music Publishing, which was established in 1995 as a joint venture between Sony and trusts formed by Michael Jackson. After separating music publishing from Sony's music assets after the merger of Sony Music and BMG's Music Group, Howard Stringer charged Wiesenthal with the responsibility to grow Sony/ATV Music publishing via acquisition, a strategy that had previously fallen to the wayside when the business was previously part of Sony's Music unit. At the time, Sony/ATV, was the smallest of the major music publishing companies.
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As an MC in the Miss Chinese International Pageant, he often favours contestants in Hong Kong. Nevertheless, Tsang also appeared in many successful Hong Kong films, gaining actor awards and nominations. Early on in his career, he was typecast as a bumbling, ugly, and crude sidekick, and it was not until encouragement from his daughter Bowie Tsang to stop doing comedic roles that he went on to star in a film with friend Alan Tam and was awarded a Hong Kong best actor award. Perry Lam, a cinema critic from Muse, wrote that Tsang 'brings directness, straightness and a lack of nonsense to whatever role he plays, and occasionally demonstrates an uncanny ability to enter the egoless states of which only the greatest of character actors like Robert Duvall are capable.
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