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The Covid-19 pandemic exposed many underlying problems in traditional coaching and leadership training methods. Most obviously, in-person coaching and traditional leadership development events have been canceled because doing them safely has been a struggle. But the issues run deeper than that. Human leadership development is expensive, time-consuming, and usually only...

Most companies will have a stated purpose, often accompanied by a set of values. Sadly, these purpose statements remain words on a page and are very rarely communicated in an engaging way that people connect with. This includes both customers and employees, as well as potentials customers and employees. The...

Student exchange programs are an engaging and positive experience. The purpose of these programs is to place students in varied academic and cultural circumstances and encourage them to learn from others. Moreover, these programs train students for their future. Most of these student exchange programs are operated at the high...

International Women’s Day is a time for all to collaborate together for success. International Women’s Day is a global day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women but how far have we come in tech was thrown a curveball with the pandemic sweeping the globe.  Nearly...

Within only three months of the Pandemic, the Wall Street Journal published an article “The Average Tenure of CMOs Falls Again” citing an average tenure in 2019 at 41 months and the median at 30. That was compared to an average tenure of 76 months (median 53) for their CEO...

A stylish and regal home is often regarded as a symbol of luxury and power in the society. Be it the stunning architecture, warm woods, or the upholstery, a house that caters to all these parameters makes a stunning place to live. Now thanks to the host of new developments,...

Who doesn't wish to breathe clean air and admire living in a clean place? Where deforestation is taking place at a rapid pace for the sake of 'urbanization' and 'industrialization', there are some countries that are developing and improving but not at the cost of nature. So, let's have a...

One morning when dropping my four-year-old daughter off at school, she told me, “I love the games we play at school, Mum. What kind of games do you play at your office?” After thinking about it for a moment, I had to answer, “Well, none actually.” At the time, it...

Schools have not always accompanied human history. The process of learning is native to our human existence but for most of our history nature has been our only real tutor. It is our natural environment and the greater truth we are connected after all. Nature is our home and our...

Have you ever sent an email, text, or direct message to someone only to have them react differently than you expected? Do you utilize digital messaging to deliver important messages regarding accountability or other constructive and corrective issues? If so, this may be why your recipients aren’t responding as you...