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You know, I used to think leadership was all about standing at the front, looking put together in a blazer, with a clipboard and a strong LinkedIn headline. You know — #BossEnergy kind of vibe. Until life, as usual, came with a plot twist. Not long ago, I found myself leading this small group, nothing… Continue reading Mirror Mirror in the Team…
There’s a saying which says, “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.” But I believe it’s also true in leadership…“Show me the people closest to a leader, and I’ll show you how far that leader will go.” In today’s chapter, once again John Maxwell teaches, “Those closest to the leader determine the… Continue reading Those Closest to the Leader
Helping others win isn’t just kind it’s transformational. I remember working with someone who lacked confidence and direction. Instead of stepping in and taking over, I asked questions. I offered encouragement. I gave them room to try and even fail. And when they finally succeeded? The joy I felt was even greater than if I’d… Continue reading Help People Win
Early in my journey, I had this belief that if I wanted something done right, I had to do it myself. Ever felt that way? I thought success was about my effort, my skills, my vision. But then, someone told me something that changed my entire approach to leadership which was… “The best leaders don’t… Continue reading Let Them Fly with You
I once had someone who changed my entire perspective on success. He told me, “The true measure of your impact isn’t in what you accomplish for yourself, but in what you do for others.” At first, I didn’t fully understand what he meant. After all, isn’t success about setting and reaching personal goals? But as… Continue reading Adding Value to Others
For so many years, I honestly thought that success was a solo journey. Hustle hard, grind even more, push through do it on your own. But then I hit a wall. I had the drive, the goals, the work ethic… but I was stuck. Then, I did something uncomfortable: I reached out for help. I… Continue reading Link Up with Others
Let’s be real this topic isn’t the most cheerful, but it’s one that needs addressing. Recently, I’ve found myself reflecting on my earlier post about “criminal offences caused by unemployment in the UK” while also watching news stories that break my heart. Seeing young people many with so much potential ending up in prison like… Continue reading The Ripple Effect of Unemployment Among Young Adults in the UK: A Reflection
