Nephrite | A Weapon of Peace
The Maori called nephrite Pounamu. In New Zealand, the gemstone is found only in South Island. Continue reading Nephrite | A Weapon of Peace
Tag: Leadership
How Family Businesses Remain Resilient | Lessons all leaders can learn from
The ownership structure of a family business rests with a relatively small number of people who are related. Their ability to shape the trajectory of the business tends to be heart-centred as it is shaped by their relationships with one another. Continue reading How Family Businesses Remain Resilient | Lessons all leaders can learn from
Pragmatic Dreamers | The Harsh Truths of Leadership
“Leadership is about the efficient management of resources to benefit a maximum number of people possible.” Continue reading Pragmatic Dreamers | The Harsh Truths of Leadership
The Women Leaders We Choose
Would this have happened if the democratic system did not exist? Continue reading The Women Leaders We Choose
Mission vs Vision | The Rainbow and the Pot of Gold
Every organisation–be it a businesses or a non-profit–needs a vision and mission. It’s easy to get the two confused, especially since they both end with –ion. But they are, in fact, two separate things. Continue reading Mission vs Vision | The Rainbow and the Pot of Gold
The Beating Heart of a Business
Every business deserves a beating heart. Yours is no different. Continue reading The Beating Heart of a Business
The 2 Key Ingredients for Startup Success
Wealth isn’t simply about the dollar figure on your profit and loss statement or the assets on your balance sheet. These things go up and down. The real question is: do you have the key ingredients in place to ensure that you can exponentially generate wealth? Continue reading The 2 Key Ingredients for Startup Success
2 Money Blocks Startup Founders Must Banish
Once you overcome these blocks, you can embrace money with open arms. Continue reading 2 Money Blocks Startup Founders Must Banish
The Work Ethic of Entitlement
Privilege–not age–is at the heart of what makes an individual entitled. Continue reading The Work Ethic of Entitlement
When Passion Becomes Profession | The Startup Leadership Team
I’m thankful to have a team. They keep things in check. They see my blind spots. They nudge me gently when I am going off-course. Sometimes they even come down on me hard when I am unable to pinpoint my own personal weaknesses. One thing I will say is that a startup team must consist of leaders–no matter who the founder is. Continue reading When Passion Becomes Profession | The Startup Leadership Team
