Over the years I have experimented with different activities in my morning rituals and tried different routines for weekdays and weekends. What I find most useful about morning rituals is that it leaves me energized for a productive day but more importantly it gives me a sense of purpose. Filter coffee is my favorite beverage… Continue reading Morning Rituals and Self-Love
COVID 2019 pandemic has presented myriad challenges to businesses globally. It has impacted people like never before. This report states that nearly 7 in 10 workers claim the coronavirus pandemic is the most stressful time of their professional career; even more than major events like 9/11 and the 2008 Great Recession, according to mental health provider Ginger.… Continue reading A model to support your employees in the new normal
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Many leaders are in this dilemma – How to address these new challenges when they don’t have the answers? Dr Amy Edmondson, Professor of Leadership at Harvard Business School talks about the importance of creating an environment of psychological safety and trust in organizations that are serious about success in the modern economy. This is… Continue reading What to do when you don’t have all the answers?
Covid panic, confusion and stress is palpable. Companies have taken steps to lay off people, cut costs, apply for bankruptcy, stimulus packages. With the current COVID-19 challenges that organizations face, senior executives are finding it difficult to conceptualize the repositioning; let alone explain it to their employees. The most common question that is arising is… Continue reading How to turn a problem into an opportunity?
What to do when an employee is in a bad mood? This was what I was asked recently. John (name changed), an IT delivery manager was finding that one of his team members Tom was not in a good mood at work. Tom was a subject matter expert, extremely competent but was not producing quality… Continue reading What to do when an employee is in a bad mood?
“Leadership is not a position or a title, it is action and example.”–Donald McGannon Challenging times are the litmus test for leaders. You either rise to the occasion or your insecurities and weaknesses are exposed. During a crisis, leaders have to balance difficult and competing responsibilities. For example the current situation warrants quick and effective… Continue reading How to be a leader in turbulent times?
I had an interesting conversation with a client on team performance. My client was upset because his team members were not doing the job he wanted them to do. He told me, “I tell them exactly what to do, still the job is of poor quality. This is frustrating” On deep dive, we explored the… Continue reading 3 Tips to boost motivation in a dull team
I am learning a new dance style. I have learnt classical dance for many years and assumed this would a cakewalk. But I was not getting the grip of this dance style. As days passed, I started questioning my talent; beating myself up for not being at par with others, for not picking on the… Continue reading Why you need to move from proving to becoming!
Self-Reflection and Journaling often lead to new insights. Never undermine the power of this extremely powerful exercise. Journaling is all the more important when you feel you are busy and don’t have the time for it. Here is why.. I have been working very hard on an important delivery, actually the online leadership summit to… Continue reading Why you should not discount Journaling for anything else?
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