Good Intentions I had lofty ideas of wise and profound things I wanted to share with you. After all, this last year, no, make it two years, have been profoundly life changing. Yet, these self-imposed wannabe nuggets of wisdom were not making it to the page. I couldn’t distil the events or the feelings of the last two years into…
As remote and hybrid work environments become the norm, finding different ways to check in on the well-being of your teams will be crucial, for their mental health as well as for the well-being of the team.
A look behind the scenes to reveal how deeply personal and professional stories are spoken through symbolic imagery to create a visual identity in the form of a logo.
When your world falls apart, as mine has, and as many of yours might have during the pandemic, you have to pick yourself up from the rubble, and rebuild and reimagine.
This article explores how we can navigate liminal spaces and transitions in times of chaos, crisis and uncertainty.
Like most of us in Sri Lanka, I have gone through many emotions these last 5 days, since the devastating Easter Sunday attack on our lives, our hopes, our dreams, our freedom. Disbelief was the first. Incomprehension followed fast. Then grief rising from heartbreak. Then anger aroused by fear. Underlying all of these emotions was an inability to feel these…
I believe we are being invited to reflect, review and reshape our future. I believe we are already on the cusp of that opportunity to rethink and reimagine a bold, brave and beautiful world. I believe we—in all our different ways—have been preparing for this moment, we have been skilling up, building our resilience and connecting with our community for just this moment.
‘Other people’s perception of you, is none of your business’ Keep Shining, don’t you dare dim your light says Lisa Nicholas, world-renowned motivational speaker and bestselling author. Too often we are blinded by what other people tell us, about who we are or who we are not. What we can do or what we can’t do. The judgments and prejudices…
If you do nothing else today watch this video of Adam Roa reciting his poem ‘You are who you’ve been looking for’. It’s a powerful message about how we convince ourselves we are not enough, and that we will be better and happier if we have the right car, or the right make up on. We are constantly looking for…
