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2311, 2023

Embracing the Child Within: Leadership Lessons from Children

By |November 23, 2023|Categories: Cultural Diversity|

Earlier this week, on November 20th, the world celebrated World Children's Day—a day dedicated to acknowledging and cherishing the innocence, curiosity, and resilience that define childhood. As we took a moment to reflect on this special day, it prompted a deeper exploration into the qualities that make children [...]

1810, 2023

Developing Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership: A Key to Building Strong Teams

By |October 18, 2023|Categories: Leadership|

One question that comes up more and more in my coaching conversations is how to build emotional intelligence and effectively use it in a leadership context. The answer is not simple. Or maybe it is, but it is not easy to put into action, especially if you come, [...]

310, 2023

The Power of Heart-Centered Work and Leadership

By |October 3, 2023|Categories: Leadership|

Betty Bender once said, "When people go to work, they shouldn't have to leave their hearts at home." These words resonate deeply in a world where the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment in the workplace has become increasingly important. In this article, we delve into the profound connection [...]

709, 2023

Recharge, Refocus, and Reconnect: Supporting Your Team After Summer Holidays

By |September 7, 2023|Categories: Leadership|

As we bid farewell to the lazy days of summer and welcome the brisk breeze of autumn, it's crucial for us, as leaders, to ensure that our teams transition back into work seamlessly and with renewed energy. The post-summer holiday period can sometimes be challenging, but with the [...]

1708, 2023

Becoming a Leader: Harnessing Talents and Strengths

By |August 17, 2023|Categories: Leadership|

"Becoming a leader is synonymous with becoming yourself. It is precisely that simple and it is also that difficult." – Warren Bennis I love this quote by Warren Bennis that encapsulates the intricate relationship between leadership, talents, and strengths. Leadership is a dynamic journey that requires individuals to [...]

608, 2023

Empathy vs. Compassion: The Power of Leading with Care

By |August 6, 2023|Categories: Cultural Diversity|

In the fast-paced and competitive business world, leadership is often associated with assertiveness, decisiveness, and task-oriented approaches. While these qualities are valuable, they can sometimes overshadow the importance of empathy and compassion in effective leadership. A client's journey to becoming a more compassionate leader provides a valuable lesson [...]

608, 2023

Unleashing Your Leadership Potential: Leveraging Strengths and Talents for Success

By |August 6, 2023|Categories: Leadership|

A panacea for all Leadership ills. Effective leadership has become crucial in today's competitive and rapidly evolving business landscape. For many professionals, the journey towards effective leadership can be challenging, and setbacks may arise, especially after a promotion. I recently had the opportunity to delve into leadership development [...]

608, 2023

Three Simple Strategies to Improve Your Well-being

By |August 6, 2023|Categories: Cultural Diversity|

In the pursuit of a fulfilling life, it's essential to pay attention to our well-being. As a life coach, I've stumbled upon insightful quotes and personal reflections that have led me to contemplate what strategies can truly enhance our sense of happiness and contentment. I have recently come [...]

505, 2023

Cultural Humility is not about Yourself…

By |May 5, 2023|Categories: Cultural Diversity|

In a mini-research I have recently conducted among managers working and leading multicultural teams, I was surprised to learn that almost none of them benefited from cultural training while transitioning in a new role requiring interactions with people of various cultural backgrounds. At best, they might have [...]

505, 2023

Cultural Competency – luxury or necessity……

By |May 5, 2023|Categories: Cultural Diversity|

I am the kind of person who used to smile when I heard somebody speaking about cultural shock in a workplace environment or that they experience being home sick while staying long time in a different country. Well, I probably needed a lesson… and it came when [...]

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