What resonated with you in 2025

You know that quiet moment when a post lands, not because of likes, not because of comments, but because someone reaches out to say, “me too,” or references it weeks later? That is what I have been noticing this year. And what struck me is not the topics themselves. It is the patterns beneath them, … Read more

The invisible work of leadership (and why it matters)

I have been doing a lot of work lately. Most of it only a handful of people in my life know about. I have been calling it “the invisible work”. Basically, the quiet, unglamorous work you do behind the scenes that does not belong on social media. Partly because it is the exciting groundwork I … Read more

Mapping your values before next year: A gentle guide

December has a particular sound to it. For some, it is the soft hum of wrapping things up and for others, it is a full-throated roar of final deadlines, last-minute expectations, and that familiar end-of-year intensity that seems to arrive earlier every year. And somewhere beneath that noise, many leaders feel a subtle “itch”, a … Read more

Listening when the year gets loud…er

There is a particular energy that shows up at this point of the year. You can almost feel it in the way inboxes speed up, calendars tighten, there are way too many events and catch-ups, and coffee cups become a permanent fixture rather than a choice. On the surface, it looks like momentum. Wrap this … Read more

What a debate about robots tells us about humans

It was Friday night. A room full of eager debaters, in various states of desperation, and a topic that sounded absurd enough to be fun: Robots make better leaders than humans. We were the affirmative team. We argued our case with irreverence, humour, and just enough chaos to feel alive. We lost. Spectacularly. And to … Read more

That feeling you can’t ignore

It’s that time of year again. The days are shorter, calendars are full, and everyone seems to be in overdrive: heads down, trying to get everything done before the holidays. And yet, if you pause for even a moment, you might notice it: a quiet tug, a small but insistent feeling that something isn’t quite … Read more

Energy Architecture: Secret to flow?

Last week, I talked about energy leaks: that subtle drip that can leave us exhausted without even realising it. It resonated with so many of you and sparked some great side conversations. Which then got me thinking. I started asking myself: what can we actually do when we do not control our calendars, our bosses, … Read more

Are you your own energy leak?

Last week, I wrote about the people who drain our energy, the ones who leave us feeling deflated after every interaction. It struck a chord with many of you, probably because we have all been there. But as I closed off last week’s article, sometimes we are also the one who is the leak.  So … Read more

How to survive the people who suck your energy

We’ve all had them. The people who make your day longer, your energy lower, and your patience thinner than you thought possible. The ones who somehow suck the colour out of a meeting without even trying. And yet… we still have to show up. Like the professional we are, and the leader we want to … Read more

When Leadership loses its colour

Some weeks, leadership feels like standing in full sunlight: bright, intentional and alive. Other weeks, the colours are dull. Not because you have lost them, but because life has shifted the light. The red that once fuelled your courage now feels like overdrive. The blue that helped you connect now feels heavy. The green curiosity … Read more

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