How not to bee busy

Ah, the busy person. We love them. Society loves them. We love ourselves for being busy. In today’s world, being busy is often worn as a badge of honour. The more packed our schedule, the more successful we must be, right? Not necessarily. While being busy might make one feel productive, it is not always … Read more

Celebrating what makes you, you

In today’s fast-paced and competitive world, the pressure to conform can be overwhelming, which has always struck me as silly – if everyone was the same, how could we differentiate, diversify and add new value? I have seen many an organisation and manager who often have their vision of what an ideal employee should look … Read more

Which wolf will you feed? The inner struggle of despair and hope

In the ancient wisdom of Cherokee legend, a powerful parable speaks to the eternal struggle between darkness and light, despair and hope. It goes like this: “There are two wolves [in each of us], and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair, and the other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? The … Read more

How recording your voice can transform you

Have you ever stopped to truly listen to the sound of your voice? In a world filled with noise and distraction, taking the time to record and listen to your voice may seem like a small act. Yet, this simple practice can catalyse profound transformation in your life. So here are some ideas on the … Read more

How action brings clarity and helps you find your path forward

In this week’s blog post, I briefly explore a topic near and dear to my heart: the transformative power of action. Whether you are feeling stuck in a rut, grappling with uncertainty, or simply craving a deeper sense of direction in life, action brings clarity and is the key to finding your path. It seems straightforward … Read more

How your self-compassion actually fuels your self-accountability

In my personal and leadership growth and development journey, two contrasting concepts take center stage: self-compassion and self-accountability. These two principles might seem at odds. How can showing kindness and understanding to oneself lead to taking responsibility for one’s actions? Surprisingly, they are not just compatible; they are deeply interconnected, forming a powerful duo that … Read more

Navigating hubris: A leader’s guide to avoiding self-sabotage

Have you ever met someone so convinced of their infallibility that it borders on arrogance? Perhaps you have encountered a leader who seems to believe they are always right, unwilling to listen to others or acknowledge mistakes. Well, this is the dangerous territory of hubris. Hubris is not a fancy term for arrogance; it is … Read more

How to find yourself in times of personal crisis

How to regain a sense of self when you’re in a personal crisis

Life is an intricate journey sometimes filled with peaks of joy and valleys of despair. During the lows of personal crises and identity struggles, we often question who we are and where we are headed. In these moments, self-discovery becomes a crucial compass, guiding us through the storm towards a more authentic and fulfilled existence. … Read more

The Power of One: How one person can make a difference

Last week, a chance encounter with a stranger led to a conversation about the notion that “one person can’t make a difference.” It’s a sentiment I have encountered multiple times throughout my career in information technology, in my first managerial role, when previous employers hesitated to take critical business steps, or whenever I voiced concerns … Read more

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