Rethinking resolutions: A year without goals?

As we move toward the end of the year, many of us start thinking about resolutions; those lists of things we promise ourselves will somehow make the next year better, more productive, more something. “Get fit. Save money. Travel more. Write the book.” Sound familiar? Safe to say we have all been there. The gyms … Read more

Gratitude: for what did not happen

One of my favourite poems since childhood has been Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken. It captures a universal truth: life’s paths are shaped as much by the choices we do not make as the ones we do. Frost writes, “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less travelled by, and … Read more

Quick energy boosts to show up 100%

Let us be honest. We don’t always feel like stepping into that meeting room or hopping on that Zoom/Teams call. Our energy might be low, our minds elsewhere—maybe the baby kept you up all night, or you have just hit that mid-afternoon slump. And sometimes, there’s no option to reschedule or take a long break. … Read more

The call for rest

This past week has been about stopping, restocking, and taking a day—actually, four days—to pause, recharge, reconnect, and remember what matters. It’s been a long year on many fronts, and someone reminded me that there are twelve weekends until Christmas (sorry, yes, I cringed too). It feels like time is spinning faster than we can … Read more

Leadership is a responsibility, not a role

The curse of knowledge: What we cannot unsee    The curse of knowledge is the challenge we face when we become aware of something, and our understanding of the world changes irrevocably. While we can learn and unlearn certain things, the knowledge we gain shapes our reality in ways that can be difficult to shift. … Read more

What Public Sector clients won’t tell you

I spent 20+ years in enterprise sales-oriented organisations. These fantastic companies taught me about customer service, identifying client needs, addressing issues, and helping clients make purchasing decisions. Regardless of industry and size, companies worldwide spend thousands to millions of dollars each year teaching their sales folks how to help customers buy and sell to customers. … Read more

Staying marketable (your best career investment)

We have all been caught up in the whirlwind of meetings, deadlines, and the occasional crisis that seems to follow us around like a bad smell. As we climb higher in our careers, it is easy to think that if we keep delivering results for the company, we are set for some specific period of … Read more

Managing expectations: resilience and better relationships

Have you ever felt disappointed, frustrated, or let down by someone or something in your life? If you answered yes (and who hasn’t?), this week’s blog post is for you. In this short article, I explore the power of managing your expectations and how it can lead to a stronger and more resilient you and … Read more

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