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How Conscious Leaders Turn Resolutions Into Intentional Practice
How is your New Year’s resolution holding up? Every January, we set goals to change, fix, or accomplish something new. Yet by February, most resolutions fade… Not because we lack motivation...
Jan 85 min read


Becoming an Iconoclast Means Breaking Your False Gods With Kristina DiPalo
Being able to support speakers in using their voices for impact is a privilege, and I had the pleasure of sitting down with Founder Kristina DiPalo where we talked about her watershed moments...
Jan 86 min read


No One Can Tax Your Peace – Clarity as a Form of Leadership
In every structured society, systems exist to create consistency, fairness, and accountability. When understood with clarity, they become instruments of progress rather than sources of hesitation.
Jan 72 min read


6 Signs You’re Becoming a New Earth Leader
As a leader, you’ve always thrived on momentum, solving problems, moving fast, and holding space for others. But what happens when the drive fades, and clarity feels out of reach? These moments of stillness aren’t signs...
Jan 67 min read


The High-Performance Choice – Why Valuing Yourself Is Your Best Business Strategy for 2026
As we step into the first days of 2026, the air is thick with "resolutions." But for the high-level entrepreneur and executive, resolutions are rarely enough. What is required is a fundamental shift in valuation.
Jan 63 min read


Wisdom Flows Both Ways – Don’t Fear Hiring Experienced Wisdom
This is among those realities in business that are obvious until one is face to face with it. In the Executive Recruiting practice, it’s encountered too often; Hiring Managers concerned with hiring...
Jan 64 min read


From Chaos to Clarity – Leading Innovation in High-Pressure Environments
In the fast-paced world of technology and retail, chaos is often the catalyst for innovation. Leading teams through uncertainty requires more than process and planning; it demands emotional...
Jan 65 min read


Splashes Fade, Puddles Dry, But Leaders Pour
Some people live their lives making splashes. They show up, stir the waters, create a moment of noise, and then fade away. The impact is real, but it is temporary. Others make puddles. They move...
Jan 63 min read


The Neuroscience of Being Seen and How Your Emotional Blueprint Reshapes Leadership
Forget “soft skills.” The future of performance belongs to those who can read their own mind, and lead from the inside out.
Jan 14 min read


Clarity Does Not Disappear, Capacity Does – Why Leaders Lose Access Under Pressure
Senior leaders do not lose clarity because they suddenly become indecisive. They lose clarity because their capacity collapses. This distinction matters more than most leadership frameworks will ever admit.
Dec 31, 20254 min read


The Economy of Access – Why Being "Choosy" Is Your Greatest Asset
We’ve entered a version of business where storytelling and personal branding go hand in hand. Perhaps it has always been that way, but today, being seen as a premium asset by potential clients...
Dec 29, 20254 min read


Mindful Web Design – Incorporating Mindfulness Principles into Your Digital Presence
In a digital world designed for speed, noise, and constant stimulation, mindful web design offers a powerful alternative. It invites brands to slow down, lead with intention, and create online experiences...
Dec 26, 20253 min read


The White House Just Validated Your AI Strategy – Are You Compliant as a Business Leader
The message coming from Washington, D.C. is crystal clear: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer an optional experiment or a concept for the distant future. It has officially matured into a core...
Dec 23, 20255 min read


The Cost of Deciding Before the Brain Is Ready
Modern leadership culture rewards speed. Decisiveness is praised. Action is celebrated. Delay is often treated with suspicion. “Just do it” has become shorthand for confidence, capability, and...
Dec 22, 20255 min read


Nice People, Broken System – Why Your Culture Work Isn’t Working
Executives who treat culture as “how nicely people are treated” or “how fun the place feels” are flying blind. Culture is the system of structures, processes, and shared habits that either amplifies...
Dec 20, 20255 min read


Why Brilliant Managers Become Invisible – The Billion-Dollar Cost of The David Syndrome
In the quiet, high-stakes atmosphere of the corporate boardroom, a recurring tragedy plays out, one that costs the global economy trillions but remains largely undiagnosed. It begins with a celebration...
Dec 19, 20254 min read


How to Add Mindful Pauses to Your Leadership – Creating Space for Conscious Action
Most leaders know how to act under pressure, but few know how to take a moment to truly capitalize on their emotional and social intelligence, or how to use that space to create conscious...
Dec 19, 20255 min read


What This Year Taught Us About Leadership – 5 Critical Lessons
This time of year always brings a certain kind of reflection, squeezed somewhere between digging out the Christmas jumpers and eating our bodyweight in mince pies and Celebrations. If we’re lucky...
Dec 19, 20256 min read


The Energy of Leadership – How Your Vibe Shapes Every Room You Walk Into
Before you say a word, your energy has already spoken. People may not remember what you said in a meeting, but they’ll remember how you made them feel. That feeling, the calm, confidence, or chaos...
Dec 18, 20253 min read


EMERGE – The New Model to Understand the World We Are Now Creating
This article concludes the series of this year’s Brainz Magazine contributions, in which I invited you to explore how humanity, leadership, and business have transformed between 2020 and 2025.
Dec 17, 20255 min read


How to Become the Leader Your Team Will Follow Through Any Storm
In calm seas, almost anyone can look like a good leader. You see it when markets are strong, diaries are full, and nothing truly tests the culture. But when the storm hits, when staff leave, systems...
Dec 17, 20258 min read


The Conflict Trap – Why We React, What Triggers Us, and How to Respond with Clarity
We all like to believe we handle conflict with logic. But in reality, most of us react long before we realize why. Behind every sharp reply, silent withdrawal, or feeling of defensiveness lies a deeper...
Dec 16, 20255 min read


From Microscopes to Telescopes – How Great Leaders Shift Focus From Detail to Vision
Leadership is, at its core, an act of elevation. It’s the ability to lift people’s eyes from the grind of the present to the glow of the possible. In every organization, there are those who thrive...
Dec 16, 20254 min read


Psychological Safety Meets Performance – Why Trust Is the New Competitive Advantage
Things are moving faster than ever at work, and everyone is feeling the strain. The pressure to adapt and come up with new ideas isn't just a nice-to-have; it's how you stay in the game.
Dec 12, 20255 min read
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