One night a few months back, I stood in the middle of my studio apartment assessing the mess sprawled on the floor all around me, and I realized something very special was unfolding. The messiness seemed indicative of the transitional life stage I was–and still am–experiencing. Perfect in its imperfection, and contributing to the broader…
In my last post here on Blogger that was much overdue, (the delay was unavoidable due to my having very serious medical complications), which were mostly as a result of my having Neurofibromatosis (NF), part of what I state in this post is, “Depending on the outcome of that appointment, I’m not sure how frequently I’ll post but…
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Sal is one of the most popular of the ten Cape Verdean islands, located just off the North West coast of Africa. If you’re looking for a slice of authentic African landscape and culture, you will still very much find it here but with undeniable European influence prevalent amongst its architecture, language and religion. The…
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Navigating the challenges of leading diverse teams across global markets requires more than just cultural awareness. Respect and inclusivity become the foundation for building a high-performing team where everyone feels valued. As an executive leadership and team coach, I see leaders often underestimate the nuances of managing diverse talent in international contexts. This blog will…
These are the most important things we”ve learnt on the road from years of travelling. Ahh travelling, it’s got this funny way of teaching you things you didn’t even know, you didn’t know. Like how to survive for months on 7/11 toasties and optimism alone! Ok, throw in a Choco pie or two! Between tossing…
When we travel to new places, supporting the local community should always be a consideration when planning our trip. Getting local is how we foster a community of welcoming hosts, and it’s also a way for destinations to ensure they remain unique and special. Respectful visitors want to boost the local economy, celebrate local traditions,…
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Why Developing Coaching Skills Is Essential for Today’s Leaders In the dynamic realm of leadership, the development of coaching skills stands as a cornerstone for success. We’ve gathered insights from twelve esteemed professionals, including Senior Professors and HR managers, to delve into why these skills are critical. From transforming teams to motivating employees with coaching…
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Who wants to spend Christmas in New York? It seems that every great Christmas movie or memory of ours is somehow associated with New York City. We asked all our Manhattan friends what to do at Christmas time in NYC, and they gave us excellent suggestions to get us into the Christmas spirit. We made our…
Celebrating the essence of pop art and Kenny Scharf’s edgy, playful aesthetic, Yellowpop has unveiled its latest bold collaboration. Miami, USA – October 17, 2024 – Yellowpop, known for merging the worlds of pop art and home decor, is thrilled to announce its newest collection in partnership with the legendary Kenny Scharf. This exclusive collection…
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A metal kebaya by Malaysia’s King of Fashion, Dato’ Bernard Chandran flanks the grand staircase that leads to the mezzanine level. For maximum effect, access Atas Modern Malaysian Eatery through the grand spiral staircase from the hotel lobby. The metaphor begins the moment one reaches the top of the stairs. The transition is dazzling; from…
