As founder of Harissa Business Partners, she blends neuroscience, change management, and human design Share a time you made a mistake and what you learned.

In my early leadership years, I thought my job was to manage. I started to see that what I was really managing was energy, not tasks. Over time, those moments shaped what I now call the 5E Service Culture Framework. And the others followed, shaped in real time. The 5Es as leadership lived 1. Over time, people took more ownership.

Spoiler alert: things never slow down, and by the time you're senior enough, your patterns are set. There was a supply chain manager who realized her superpower wasn't logistics optimization, it was translating You're creating dependencies instead of capabilities Real leaders, real legacies Consider the purchasing manager Because the best time to build your legacy was when you started leading. The second-best time is now.

The truth is, change isn’t the enemy; it’s poor change management. Instead of pushing everything at once, sequence changes in manageable phases. As the change management agent, don’t be a taskmaster, be an energy manager. Manage uncertainty with transparency Uncertainty is often more draining than bad news. He is a Managing Director of Next Point Ventures, a premier venture studio in the Philadelphia, PA region

Over time: what we see often feels familiar what feels familiar becomes normal what feels normal quietly what feels urgent what feels successful what feels threatening what feels safe or acceptable Over time

Focus on your breathing for one minute four times a day. time in yourself. Designate specific times for checking emails and social media. Use "Do Not Disturb" features during your personal time. suggestions provide working moms who are entrepreneurs with practical and actionable strategies for managing

erosion Perhaps the least discussed constraint on growth today is not capital, talent, technology, or time following shifts are not tactics, but structural choices that reshape focus, judgment, and coherence over time They build rhythms, reflection time, recovery cycles, and strategic off-sites with real thinking space Explaining why priorities exist reduces anxiety and increases trust, especially in uncertain times.

I’m tired. I’m stressed. If I can just push through until that break. Over time, the more we store emotions in our system the bigger the role they play in our lives. If you’re constantly tired, stressed, and living a life that is out of control, then it’s time to get

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As founder of Harissa Business Partners, she blends neuroscience, change management, and human design leadership is not just about IQ anymore, it is about EQ, emotional intelligence, the ability to understand, manage And in an era where stress, burnout, and uncertainty are at an all-time high, emotional intelligence Because when you lead with emotional intelligence, you are not managing behavior, you are inspiring belief

elsewhere, noticing internal responses to the scale of the decision being considered, and allowing time It is timing. Integration: How the brain knows it is time to act The brain does not wait for certainty. Over time, this undermines internal authority, even in highly capable leaders.

resilience in uncertainty Therapeutic coaching enhances leaders’ ability to adapt to external pressures and manage Supporting authentic leadership In complex times, people look for leaders who are authentic, compassionate especially effective in supporting leaders through change and uncertainty.[2] In these challenging times Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 49(1), 35-64. [5] Maslach, C. & Leiter, M.P. (2016