How Not to be Overwhelmed by Your Workload
In this post, I share 4 strategies when practiced, will enable you to never be overwhelmed by work.
Category: Leadership
Is it Worth It?
In this post, I share a video of Marshall Goldsmith, where he shares why it might not be a great idea to add value all the time.
How to Rewrite the Rules with Sam Conniff Allende
Really enjoyed this short video where Sam shares how and what we can learn from the way pirates work in order for us to be able to rewrite the rules of the game. Watch the video here. Here is the list of characteristics that we can draw from pirates that Sam refers to and I quote They challenge the establishment They are creative, innovative and disruptive They are fiercely independent They are led by principles and are honest about profits They are usually highly talented but under-appreciated. In conclusion: This sounds more like a highly successful entrepreneur than a pirate. […]
A Checklist Every Leader Should Be Thinking About
I follow the “The Great Game of Business” team and the work that they do to help enable businesses become open book and transparent to all their employees. If you are an entrepreneur, it is worthwhile to check their work and explore if it is a good fit for you and what you are trying to achieve. Yesterday, they posted a blog post (I have used the same title) which I found to be very useful to me and am sure will be useful to all leaders. You can read the full blog post here. The Checklist: This is a checklist […]
ABCDEFG of Successful Digital Transformation
I came across this very interesting post by John Hagel, where he brings up a very interesting topic, one that I feel strongly about – Digital Transformation. It appears that you can not go through a corporate presentation or a CxO presentation without hearing the word “Digital Transformation”. Not a day goes by when I don’t read about some initiative run by a business under the banner of “Digital Transformation”. As with any other loosely thrown around words, this term has also lost a lot of meaning and significance. As John clearly points out in his post, doing the same […]