The Butterfly Effect: Micro Moves, Macro ImpactIn Chaos Theory, the Butterfly Effect suggests that a small change in one part of a system can create a significant impact elsewhere —…3d ago3d ago
When Stability Fuels AgilityIn leadership conversations, stability and agility are often portrayed as opposing forces. In fact, stability implies predictability…Nov 4Nov 4
Where Small Talk Ends, Leadership BeginsIn leadership role, conversation is not a social filler. Instead, it is a strategic tool. Every exchange has the potential to build trust…Oct 28Oct 28
Relevance or Redundancy?The new corporate world does not ask you “How long have you been here?” It asks, “What are you doing to stay relevant today?” Relevance in…Oct 21Oct 21
Leaders Who Learn, Last LongerThe case for lifelong and personalised learning goes beyond individual growth; now it’s a business imperative. Research consistently shows…Oct 14Oct 14
When Leadership Drifts, Organisations SinkLeadership is the compass of any organisation. When leadership lacks direction, the entire enterprise drifts — resources wasted, employees…Oct 7Oct 7
The Psychology of Our Inner DialogueWe all must have seen people around us talking to themselves, sometime in isolation and sometimes publicly. They are seen doing it quitely…Sep 30Sep 30
Cracking the Code of Salary DelaysDuring my interaction with employees at startups and small & medium-size local companies, they always come up with the issue of irregular…Sep 23Sep 23
Psychological Safety: Not an Excuse for UnderperformanceIn recent years, Safety & Security in one’s own skin has become a central theme in discussions about building effective, innovative, and…Sep 16Sep 16
Why Numbers-Driven Leaders Often Make Poor CEOs?My only concern as a board director has always been the selection & hiring process of a new chief executive officer (CEO) for a company…Sep 9Sep 9