Politics — Ugh! or Okay?
If someone is “being political”, everyone has an opinion or story. I recently read two articles (on Smart Brief) with opposing views, published one year apart.
Building Savvy
Five Ways to Quickly Settle into a New Job — Even if you’re working from home
Getting your bearings in a new job can be challenging, especially if you’re working from home. These tips will help successfully launch you into your new role.
Pursuing Purpose
The pursuit of “Corporate Purpose” is a topic which must be increasingly addressed today. I did a podcast last week with Steve Stine at Inside Asia on Corporate Purpose…
Getting Comfortable With Doubt
I work with many people transitioning into new roles, which are also new beginnings and possibilities. Somewhere along the way, some doubt often creeps in.…
Are you curious about hybrid working?
WFH, the future of work , technology as an enabler, hybrid work environments. All have been trending this past year. As we continue to adapt, what work skills will truly be post-pandemic?
How to Coach Remote Leaders, Remotely
From San Francisco to Singapore, companies are making remote work the ‘new normal.’ How can coaches support leaders through this transition when they themselves are working remote?
Does Leading Remotely Require Different Skills?
The large-scale shift towards remote work has become the new normal. Your team may be adjusting — but what about your leaders?
How Poetry Expands Empathy
I can’t help to wonder if there’s an empathy deficit? When searching Google ‘’How to build empathy.’’ You’ll read 8 ways, 6 steps, or 5…
When The Machine Is Smarter Than You, What’s Your Role?
Artificial intelligence is expected to soon outperform people in almost every way. What does that mean for human potential?
How to Say ‘No’ When Working From Home
Nobody likes feeling they have too much on their plate, or that they’re burning out in their career. No one. Yet that seems like the…
Political Savvy & the art of remote networking
Being politically savvy is often considered negative, unsavory and self-serving. It somehow implies that one’s success is based on the ability to navigate political terrain.…
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