I reflect on one of my favourite leadership quotes which stresses an important part of leadership. Who are you when you are all by yourself?

A short story from Rafael Nadal’s training practices which captures so well who he is as well as the mindset that made home one of the greatest tennis players of all time. What would be possible if we adapt this approach towards our work and life?

Once you have envisioned the future you want, it is necessary to build an irreversible momentum towards achieving it. This is best done through a simple practice you can adopt on a daily basis to keep moving your forward. Read more in the full post.

In this post, I look at the importance and power of defining an inspiring vision for your future and the surprising effect it can have on your life going forward. It's not what the vision is, it's what the vision does. Read the full post to find out more.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn an impossible situation into a thriving success? In a world where we often wait for perfect conditions to act, one incredible story shows us the power of small, consistent actions. It’s a tale that may surprise you and leave you thinking differently about your own future. Read the full post and discover how one simple act can spark a profound transformation.

In this post, I explore Otto Scharmer’s 4 Levels of Listening—a powerful framework that reveals how deeper levels of listening can transform our interactions and open new possibilities in our lives. Curious to know what these levels are and which level you usually operate from? And what could happen if you listened from a the deeper levels in your most important conversations?

The essence of leadership is not just about roles or skills but an attitude and commitment to improving the world around us. Through a personal experience and a powerful story, I illustrate that true leadership is about serving something greater than oneself, continuously developing one’s character, and making a positive impact on others. Leadership is portrayed as a noble, humbling journey of personal growth and responsibility.

I reflect on a pivotal career decision I faced in 2004, where I chose a risky, value-driven leadership role over a secure corporate job. This experience taught me the importance of taking control of my career by aligning my choices with my personal values and aspirations. I share insights on the significance of being intentional in designing your career and encourage you to take proactive steps toward a fulfilling professional path.