Maintaining Professional Relationships (Even When You Don’t See Eye to Eye)

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Maintaining professional relationships is crucial to your success, whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder or you’ve already made it to the top. Let’s face it: sometimes working with colleagues can feel like navigating a minefield, especially when you don’t always see eye to eye. But here’s the thing—maintaining professional relationships is key to not just … Read more

Emotional Intelligence Unveiled: A Journey from Ingratitude to Gratitude

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Reflecting on a moment from my childhood, I’ve come to realize the profound role emotional intelligence plays in shaping our perceptions and relationships. My personal journey from ingratitude to gratitude, was sparked by a childhood memory, demonstrating the depth and complexity of our emotional lives, and that emotional intelligence is a skill to nurture. From … Read more

Remote Leadership : 7 Strategies to Transform Your Approach

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Before we dive in, let’s get one thing straight: when I talk about better “Remote Leadership” I’m not talking about mastering the art of being emotionally distant or coldly aloof. Nope, this is all about bridging those physical miles that separate us in our increasingly digital work world. A Misconception of Remote Leadership This was … Read more

Haunted Habits: Is Your Corporate Culture a Hallowe’en Nightmare?

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While Halloween is a time for celebration and fun, it can also serve as a reminder of the corporate world’s darker side. Just as goblins and ghouls come out to play, so can toxic elements creep into our corporate culture. The question is, are you living in a year-round Halloween nightmare?
Here are 3 tips to help transform your corporate culture

What’s Your Intention?Setting and Achieving Personal Goals

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Have you ever found yourself more in the realm of “aspiring athlete” rather than “perspiring athlete”? If this resonates, then we’re birds of a feather. My journey towards fitness has often felt like a game of Monopoly – lots of going around in circles. But earlier this year, I decided to roll the dice and … Read more

Let’s Celebrate Success at work with Less Awkwardness

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It seems to me that success is often treated as a dirty little secret. Something we all hope to experience, do experience; something we hope others see, but not something to be shouted about.
Sharing success, creating success, is a balancing act. Share too much and we risk coming across as a bigheaded, self-serving braggart. Share too little, and well, we risk being a footnote, overlooked, a best kept secret – which ends up serving – well no one.