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In this space, I’d like to tell you about my new projects and events so that you can see “what’s happening behind the scenes”.
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training session open to the public

training session open to the public

Today marks an extraordinary occasion. After a decade of delivering exclusive corporate workshops, we are thrilled to announce a collaborative effort with HPE’s Renata Sastinska and Tomas Bimka to host a training session that is now open to the general public.

Worry free living

Worry free living

In June, I found myself browsing through a bookstore at Doha airport, on the hunt for a gripping detective story. Somehow, in a twist of fate, I left with a different kind of mystery in my hands – “Calm the Fuck Down” by Sarah Knight. It seems my literary adventure took an unexpected turn!

Do you like getting feedback

Do you like getting feedback

Do you like getting feedback? In one study, I stumbled upon a fun fact: Hearing the phrase “Would you mind if I give you some feedback?” feels worse than paying a speeding ticket, handing over taxes, or even suffering from a really bad hangover…

How I left to walk in the mountains

How I left to walk in the mountains

Ever felt like the space around you is shrinking? It’s almost a physical sensation.. Having so much on your plate, but not sure where to start or which way to go? That’s where I’ve been. For a good portion of this June. And it was rough.

Do you have your why?

Do you have your why?

There are countless tools out there for personal vision/mission/why. What’s your favorite one? I first stumbled upon mine about 15 years ago while reading Lance Secretan’s “The Spark, the Flame, and the Torch: Inspire Self. Inspire Others.

Physiological sigh

Physiological sigh

What can I do when a presentation is approaching, my heart’s racing, my hands and voice are shaking, and I need to calm down? There are numerous strategies out there. But one has caught my attention. Technique called the “physiological sigh.” Apparently, it’s the fastest physiological way to hit the brakes on stress “in real time.”

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