True inclusion starts with mindset shifts—valuing people equally, beyond performance or policy, in everyday interactions.
Arts and Culture
Andrew Horn is a writer, cultural advisor and former art gallery owner who works with business leaders on the role of the arts in leadership, identity and social cohesion. A leading authority on traditional Indian and Sanskrit drama, he is best known for his acclaimed English translation of Vidagdha Madhava by Rupa Goswami – widely regarded as the most accurate rendering of the 16th-century Sanskrit epic. The son of pioneering neuroscientist Sir Gabriel Horn and grandson of the socialist peer Baron Soper, Andrew brings a unique perspective to The European on the intersections between culture, tradition and modern leadership.
The five-step mental reset for burnt-out executives
A five-step mental reset is helping burnt-out executives reconnect with purpose, balance, and long-term resilience.
Let It Be… your next getaway: inside George Harrison’s £40-a-night wellness retreat
George Harrison’s Bhaktivedanta Manor offers a peaceful spiritual retreat near London—vegetarian meals, meditation, and lasting calm for seekers.
Five ego-busting tips for stronger leadership
Ego kills connection. Andrew Horn offers five Hindu-inspired tips to replace ego-driven leadership with purpose-led service.
Be the calmer chameleon: 5 leadership tips for managing stress
Boy George meets the Bhagavad Gita: Andrew Horn shares five karma-inspired leadership tips for reducing stress and leading with calm.
5 simple ways to manage a toxic employee and prevent workplace conflict before it happens
Prevent conflict before it begins: manage toxic employees calmly with ancient wisdom, emotional intelligence, and clear communication.
How to become a (sales) guru
Master sales through ancient Indian wisdom—mindfulness, breath control, and selfless service can transform your business success.
Are UK Businesses In the Dark about the Festival of Lights?
Many UK businesses lack Diwali awareness; simple steps like education, decorations, and flexibility boost inclusive celebrations.
Is This the Antidote to Work’s Hops and Downs?
Mantra lounges offer a relaxing, inclusive alternative to after-work drinks—boosting mental health through chanting and community.
10 Mindfulness Activities for the Workplace
Simple mindfulness activities at work—breathing, meditation, mindful walking—boost focus, reduce stress, and improve employee wellbeing.
