In the search for personal and professional fulfilment, having a clear purpose serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path forward and infusing our actions with meaning. At the heart of this clarity lies the “why” statement—an articulation of our...
I have been using this for years and it rings true. I often say that “One will find it very difficult to get me emotional about work, passionate, absolutely but I keep my emotions for my loved ones.” We often find ourselves balancing the warmth and familiarity...
Contrary to popular belief, being a Manager does not automatically make you a Leader. In business, the terms “leader” and “manager” are often used interchangeably, but they represent different roles and responsibilities. Here are some notable...
CASE STUDY – “Comfortable and Underachieving” Sales Team of an International Manufacturer & Distributor of Building Products Initial situation Nearly all of the team conveyed a sense of ‘being quite comfortable’. Sales force productivity, ROI and...
What’s Green and Makes you Cry? – MANAGERS READ THIS! As a young man in London starting out my career, I worked for a manager who was infamous for addressing non-performing staff by just getting rid of them. How he would do this was to call them into his office...
“The strength of criticism lies in the weakness of the thing criticized.” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow How do you deal with criticism? Do you just shrug it off? Or you use it as a motivation to become a better person? For sure, many of us find it too difficult to...
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