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Winning the Lottery
Should the lottery be subjective or do we all assume the same meaning?
A square peg in a round hole
Have you heard this saying? My son is a bundle of excessive energy that can encroach on everyone’s personal space around him. He can’t sit still, he talks to strangers like he’s known them forever, he can’t wait to be grown up and reminds me of how much information he accumulates every single day. I…
Teamwork and Leadership in Business: What Running a Household Teaches Women About Leading Teams
Discover how women in business can use teamwork and leadership skills learned at home to build strong teams, lead confidently, and achieve success.
It’s been a while
… Ages and Ages since I’ve done a blog post! I’ve been taking time to enjoy my family, yes, just us, and identify more with my role as a mother, a parent and a wife. I’ve been teaching myself to take it easy and not to try to plan all detail to the nth degree.…
Career Break
How do you balance work and home life? If you think about work life balance in a short time frame, daily/ weekly or even monthly, it never works out. If you consider it over a longer term, at various parts of your career, you can add the balance where you need to. The most important…
Sacrificing my time
What sacrifices have you made in life? I love developing myself. I put myself out there to get the learning experiences that I would otherwise have dreamed of. I have amazing stories of how I got prestigious internships, and how I continued to succeed in whatever I did. I’m sure you have some amazing stories…
Octopus
Do you feel like small children have 8 hands by the speed they grab everything they shouldn’t? I didn’t realise this until I had my youngest. It reminds me of being in a workplace where so many parts if a value chain are working on something, and if isn’t cohesive, then it feels chaotic and…
Remembering your why
Recently, we took a pause on all of our hobbies / extra-curricula activities. It gave us more time to spend together and the freedom of unstructured play. During that time, I noticed that I was more relaxed and could see the benefits of both time in hobbies and out on our development. However, during the…
Celebrating Achievements
Leaders need to celebrate achievements. This doesn’t come naturally to most of us. We all see the never ending piles of work that we need to do. I’m using negative terminology here. To frame it positively; we all want to crunch through our work to succeed on objectives. Leaders see more objectives than their team.…
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