Category: Leadership

“I will do my best.” The worst thing that you can say to yourself or others.  This sentence lacks focus.  It is a sad insecure statement.  So, if you...

How to land the best jobs as a fresh graduate For entry-level positions, salaries can vary by up to three or four times for the same profession or even...

Everybody wants to tell you how to talk eloquently, but they are focusing on the wrong objective, the purpose is speaking is so people listen and get your message....

Here is my list of top ten books for executives and managers of all times that I recommend most.  In the order I recommend reading, with why I recommend...

There are aspects of boxing that I love, one of them is the combination punches that do a job that neither punch cannot achieve on its own. Like the...

Confidence is the successful repetition of any endeavor. This is my favorite definition of confidence so far which I quote from Debbie Millman. I like it because it is...

Building confidence by making sound conclusions is important for a business professional and the MAIT technique identifies how to do that in four steps. Previous posts covered steps one...

This is part 3 of a 4 part series about building self-confidence when making conclusions about situations we face and making sure we learn from them and have a...

In the previous post, Step 1: Mitigate Subjective Response was discussed as part of the MAIT methodology to make useful conclusions. This post is about Step 2: Articulate true...

Approaching situations with self-confidence is key for learning from past experiences. The learning and growth become part of us and we become wiser and better at what we do,...