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Sensibilidade e Negócios

For many years of my life, I felt that being “too sensitive” was a weakness. People often questioned my visionary ideas, my philosophical writings, my passion for epic movies, rituals, and human connection. When I began studying Psychodrama, Anthroposophy, and Social Communication at their roots, I found evidence that brought me peace of mind: my sensitivity was not a flaw. It was a form of intelligence. When I was studying journalism, I´ve spent countless nights mapping sust

In Part 1, The Sensitivity Economy: The Forgotten Sense Behind All Skills - we explored sensitivity as the forgotten root skill — the gateway intelligence behind creativity, empathy, and adaptability. Now, I invite you to dive a little deeper: What happens when sensitivity meets business? Skeptics will say it sounds poetic. It’s easy to imagine this role as abstract, I know, but its impact can be deeply practical. A CSO isn't a feel-good role or an HR add-on, that is importa

Every year, a new list of “future soft skills” appears. WEF´s 2025 report highlighted the following on the rise: creative thinking sensory-processing abilities resilience flexibility and agility curiosity and lifelong learning systems thinking motivation and self-awareness empathy and active listening dependability and attention to detail among others. But here’s the paradox: none of these can exist without one deeper, quieter capacity: ------------- Sensitivity -----------

Mind in Action Newsletter - By Caroline Bond @ linkedin.com/in/bondbyart You know you’ve done a great job raising a human being when you find yourself brainstorming with your 16-year-old son about THE DICTIONARY OF OBSCURE SORROWS. For a school assignment, he chose the word ANEMOIA — nostalgia for a time you never lived. That alone already carries so much poetic weight, but the conversation didn’t stop there. He went on to explain Liminal Spaces, the internet myth of the Back

Written by Caroline Bond - Mind in Action Newsletter. Sign and follow Bond at https://www.linkedin.com/in/bondbyart What if the next executive you need isn’t a CFO, but a Chief Sensitivity Officer? We often talk about organizations as machines, built to run smoothly, with every part replaceable. Okay. You are allowed to laugh with me now - we all know that it does not exist. Machines? Smoothly? We have to face that they’re less like machines and more like ecosystems. Complex,

Sirena Pearl´s mural - Vcuarts & Sirena´s website img Written by Caroline Bond - Mind in Action Newsletter @ Linkedin. Sign and follow Bond at https://www.linkedin.com/in/bondbyart Let´s talk about Art and how it can help Regenerating Systems We often forget that systems are living organisms Like a body, a system can become inflamed, depleted, or disconnected from its own signals. It can run on autopilot for years until it crashes. Just like our bodies, systems don’t heal by