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Even in these straightened times, our work should interest us, energise us and give us a buzz. I bet that most of us want and often strive to be creative in the things that we do everyday.  Having read today … Continue reading →

For many of us September signifies a new beginning. Summer is moving on and the weather starts changing affecting often our mood.   Having returned back to our everyday lives from our summer vacation feeling relaxed and brand new somehow, … Continue reading →

  William Bridge in his book ‘Managing transitions, making the most of change’ argues that every transitions involves a three phase process. It starts which an Ending that entails dealing with losses as well as letting go of the old … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Thursday 22nd of November, people in US celebrated the ‘Thanks Giving Day’. For those who might don’t know, on the 4th Thursday of November relatives and friends are getting together in houses, eating Turkey, expressing their thanks for the … Continue reading →

Nowadays when things with the economy are the way they are, the need for social responsibility is more in demand than ever…Social responsibility might involve doing  pro bono work, volunteering or philanthropy. Caterina Rando, a founder of a non profit … Continue reading →

The end of the summer and the beginning of September signifies a new start for many people. Most of us have already returned from our summer holidays feeling vitalised and relaxed, empowered, and ready to affect changes, set goals, take … Continue reading →

I had an amazing experience this morning that I’d love to share with you. I’m attending a 4 day Yoga seminar under the instruction of a very good Yoga teacher, named Patrick Fullan. Thought I’ve been practising Yoga frequently over … Continue reading →

Eric de  Nijs, in his article G.R.A.C.E. at work, a model for transformational workplace relationships (featured in Choice magazine, Volume 10, number 1, pages 33-35) illustrates that ‘authenticity is being honest with yourself and others, declaring your stand, holding yourself … Continue reading →

Alan Seale, who was one of my trainers in ICA, in his book, The Manifestation Wheel, points out that there are three fundamental phases in becoming a leader: These are: 1) Following a leader 2) Becoming a leader of your … Continue reading →

It cannot be denied that our work plays a vital role in our lives. Consequently,  no matter the decent we in most of the western countries face because of the debt crisis, it is worth laying the foundation for making … Continue reading →