This November we uncover the power of giving thanks. Now more than ever we need to show gratitude no matter the situation we are in....

As the world around us continues to evolve, a mindful leader would look for opportunities to adapt to the contextual environment while...

Part of a leader’s role is to speak up for their people and advocate for their best interests. Good leaders do not stand at the...

A few years ago, I was invited to attend a car racing competition for 7-graders arranged by a robotic school in California. Students had...

As employees begin talking about returning to the office under the “new normal”, leaders should take an opportunity to re-asses the work...

We all have privileges, one way or another. If you have a reliable roof over your head, you are privileged. If hunger does not worry you,...

Last month’s blog was on the importance of self-reviews in keeping track of your goals. In addition to self-evaluations, we need feedback...

Now that the first quarter of the year is over, it is time for a quick check-in with yourself to see where you are with your SMART goals....

On this internationally-recognized day for women, I offer five tips for success. These tips helped me in my achievements thus far...

Year 2020 was challenging on many fronts. From the pandemic to economic hardships and political unrest, the year was not a bliss....

A wise woman once told me: you cannot move forward when your head is turned back! Year 2020 is finally behind us, whatever impact it had...

2020 has been challenging for most of us. It tested our health (both mental and physical), our financial limits and put a strain on our...

Working from home (WFH) is not an option for all professions. Nevertheless, it has affected many around us. Most of us know a family...

Linking leadership behavior to a job title is a misconception. You do not need a title to behave in a way that is admirable by all....

During difficult times, it is easy for our thoughts to slip into the pit of despair. Year 2020 has been challenging for us all....

We all make mistakes; we are human after all. The little hiccups we make, help us learn and develop in our personal journeys. I always...

Few people have raised doubts about the effect of training in changing behavior. They are skeptical about ways to transform bad apples in...

Ever since the murder of George Floyd, I have seen numerous organizations circulating memorandums expressing their sadness, shock,...

In our previous blog, Physical (not Social) Distancing, we provided recommendations on how to spend your spare time during COVID-19. In...

The COVID-19 pandemic gave birth to the concept of “Social Distancing”. A misfit term for the current situation. A better-fitting term,...