Why I Enjoy Blogging & Storytelling
It all begins with an idea, but for me blogging taught me discipline. Having to sit down (whatever the frequency) and write is an important skill. It forces you to learn the difficult lesson that some of the best things in life happen as a result of delayed gratification.
Blogging also taught me to reflect on what's important and made me realise all the things I didn't know about a subject that I thought I knew pretty well.
Finally, blogging gave me a voice and you don’t need to think of yourselves as an established writer or speaker. It feels liberating to have a platform to air my views, which are free from censorship and criticism, but hopefully will resonate with people who also believe in what I do.
Altruism
Altruism can be described as the unselfish concern for other people - doing things simply out of a desire to help, not because you feel obligated to out of duty or loyalty and as a servant leader, you're a "servant first" – you focus on the needs of others, especially team members, before you consider your own.
Employee Engagement
Startups face unique challenges as they grow and strive for success. An ongoing challenge they face is keeping employees engaged and motivated, especially in a remote first, fast-paced and rapidly changing business environment that startups operate in.
Damn You Covid-19, But Also Thank You!
The Restart. Sounds like a Hollywood action blockbuster movie, but it is in fact a typically catchy McKinsey phrase to describe how business leaders should get ready…
Taming the Ego of Leaders
Having achieved a degree of success, leaders sometimes begin resting on their laurels instead of growing and pushing ahead.
