Mental Strength
The irony of knowledge Paid Members Public
The problem with the influencer culture that we have built is that it creates a negative chatter that makes us feel bad about ourselves. But that feeling is not a representation of truth.
How should we choose our beliefs Paid Members Public
Our beliefs should reflect our purpose and give us strength, but we often choose them based on partial facts and hearsay, leading to contradictions and pain.
Only a stupid person can be a team player. Paid Members Public
"We need a team" is proof that we do not have all the qualities required to achieve our goals. Why are we then scared of looking stupid in front of our team?
Levels of feedback Paid Members Public
A process of feedback doesn't work for everyone in every situation. The levels of engagement vary depending on the need. And needs must.
The fallacy of Work-Life Balance Paid Members Public
Most people see Work and Life as two distinct non-overlapping circles. This fallacy leads to a mediocre life and a lot of self-inflicted misery by denying ourselves the discovery of our potential.
A case for flexibility and optimism Paid Members Public
The human condition can never be 100% belief-free. It has some important conclusions about how we can live our lives happily.
Abuse and Leadership Paid Members Public
In a nutshell, leadership is about absorbing negativity and not letting it happen to others.
Why following the instructions is a bad strategy? Paid Members Public
A simple 'follow the instructions' strategy takes us away from value creation and limits our possibilities.
