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Category Archives: Personal development
Finding Your Voice
I was recently working with a talented and empathic emerging leader who despite having all the required capability, was holding herself back. What a loss this withhold was to her team and organisation, not to mention her sense of confidence … Continue reading
Posted in leadership, Personal development
Tagged being assertive, being heard, emerging leaders, speaking up
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Should I Keep Struggling or Throw in the Towel and Move On?
We are delighted to have this guest post from Srikumar Rao. Srikumar Rao is a professor, author, consultant and TED speaker. His work has been profiled in major media worldwide and he has been interviewed frequently by TV and radio networks. … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness & Consciousness, Personal development, Personal reflection, Positive Psychology, Spiritual Intelligence, Uncategorized
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What is Your Idea of SUCCESS in 2016?
“It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things.” ― Leonardo da Vinci Success is something most human beings desire and gravitate … Continue reading
Watch Your Inner Saboteur
Are you hampering your success or perhaps the next move by focusing on what you don’t have rather all that you do? Is there a strong heartfelt desire, a felt sense, calling or aspiration which, as yet remains unfulfilled? If … Continue reading
Step back to step up!
“Look closely at the present you are constructing: it should look like the future you are dreaming.” ― Alice Walker Every now and then we experience something – an event, a person or an encounter that is truly thought-provoking, uplifting, almost transcendental. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal development, Work and life engagement
Tagged alice walker, meditation, reflective practice
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What does success mean to you?
Success is something most human beings desire and gravitate towards. The word itself has a rich, positive connotation. A lot of products and services get sold based on the promise of success. Buy this or do that and will find … Continue reading
Posted in Integrity and Values, Personal development
Tagged aspirations, discipline, dreams, goals, success, values
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Inclusivity in diversity paves the way
There is energy and vibrancy in the air. The sun is about to set but this signals even more adventures to come. The night is just beginning for all the thrill-seekers, celebratory parties and even the odd, quiet observer like … Continue reading
Leaders: Where are you being willfully blind?
How many times in our lives – at work or personally have we known that something isn’t quite right be it about a particular situation, a business transaction or a person and yet we have chosen to be willfully blind. … Continue reading
What is the one thing if you did would make a real difference to you?
In coaching, it becomes evident that often it is NOT that the talented executives do not have the answer but more – they are not practicing ‘IT’ – whatever this happens to be for them. This gap between knowing and … Continue reading
The gift of reflection to be a better leader
Taking time to reflect helps give perspective and make greater sense of events and experiences. The reflective process inquires, poses questions, gets insights, sees things anew and it builds. It helps us get to know ourselves and others in a … Continue reading
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