Professional Development
What do you do? I’m sure you’ve definitely been asked this question. If not, you’ve asked it at one point in time. Oh! Did you know you have a skill? If you’ve got a job regardless of what it is, there is a skill and some competence that you manifest in your craft. This is what gets you going in that industry or sector all along. To make a contribution in the space you work, you need to gain perfect your skill/craft on an ongoing basis and to do this, you need the nudge to get going.
This is your constant guide and personal companion to being the best version of yourself at work. No to the mundane. Yes to the imaginative, creative, curious & transformative. Let’s take this ride of a lifetime together.
What are our prospects with AI? ChatGPT Case into the Future
“AI is the most profound technology that humanity will ever develop and work on. It is even more profound than fire or electricity or the
The Science of Socialization – The Role of Schools as Drivers of Social & Economic Mobility
“Education teaches languages and allows people communicate with each other according to positions in society.” Education has often been considered the greatest driver of social
How Intra-organizational Information Sharing and a Culture of Accountability can Drive Growth
Last week was a reflective one deliberating with my team, colleagues and friends working with different organizations and teams on corporate dynamics. The focus of
Removing the Negative Connotation from Feedback to Drive Value
“Not giving any feedback is easier than giving it. Anyone who goes out of their way to give you feedback should be appreciated for it.”
Book Review: The Future of Capitalism – Facing New Anxieties
“Despite the promise of prosperity, what modern capitalism is currently delivering is aggression, humiliation and fear: the Rottweiler Society. To achieve the promise, our sense
When is the right time to help?
“There are rare people who will show up at the right time, help you through the hard times and stay into your best times… Those
Book Review: GRIT – Growing grit from outside in (Part 3)
Drawing from Part 1 and Part 2, I’ve presented a case for why grit is important in helping us realize our potential and how as individuals we can
Book Review: GRIT – Growing grit from the inside out (Part 2)
“To be gritty is to keep putting one foot in front of the other. To be gritty is to hold fast to an interesting and
Book Review: GRIT – Why Passion and Resilience are the secrets to success (Part 1)
GRIT – a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual’s perseverance of effort combined with the passion for a particular long-term goal or end state