Context and Content reframing When you have certain experiences in your life, good or bad, your response sets into motion what transpires. If you were to reverse-engineer this process, you could in fact find an alternative way of viewing a situation, which would therefore produce a different result. You have a choice as to how Read More
Creating your inclusive leadership puzzle …
One of the characteristics that makes a true influential leader is a person’s ability to see the future as a puzzle – that needs to be solved, but in which all the pieces can work together to create a whole. And, as we all know, when every team member feels like they belong, then everyone Read More
Show me. Don’t tell me.
Actions always prove why words mean nothing… How often have we heard ‘you’re only as good as your word’, ‘without trust you have nothing’ or ‘people will always remember what you did, not what you said?’ We are a society that has been conditioned right from the age of time. We are told our entire Read More
How to Make Better Decisions
Our “unconscious bias” shapes a lot of what we do – from the foods we love to the people we connect with. Understanding its influence and its impact on our thoughts is the key to making good decisions. First of all, what is unconscious bias? Unconscious bias comes from our innate humanness to instinctively label Read More
The Power of Fear When it Comes to Courage (Part 2)
To read the first piece in this two-part series on fear, faith and courage, click here. Fear can become pleasure. It all depends on the meaning you give it. Think about the last time you experienced fear. What did you do with it? Did you allow it to stop you in your tracks? Or did Read More
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