So here I am, the ânakedâ writer. Iâll begin by putting your mind at ease. Youâll be delighted to know the title of this blog, or the vlog and podcast mirroring it, is not one literal in its meaning. Any unkind and unwelcome imagery conjured up on the screen of
If Iâm asked what the most valuable lesson Iâve been taught in business has been, sovereignty is certainly one of them. I was raised in a culture where the old axiom âthe customer is always rightâ was not only drilled in and drilled deep, to not believe it bordered on
So here I am, the ânakedâ writer. Iâll begin by putting your mind at ease. Youâll be delighted to know the title of this blog, or the vlog and podcast mirroring it, is not one literal in its meaning. Any unkind and unwelcome imagery conjured up on the screen of
If Iâm asked what the most valuable lesson Iâve been taught in business has been, sovereignty is certainly one of them. I was raised in a culture where the old axiom âthe customer is always rightâ was not only drilled in and drilled deep, to not believe it bordered on
In my last post (Part 1) I discussed sovereignty in business – a philosophy which flies in the face of conventional âwisdomâ when it comes to running a business. Established norms stipulate it makes sound commercial sense to do business with any willing party who can stump up the cash
Sovereignty isnât a subject most business owners are familiar with. Which is why, truth be known, if such things were measured, which theyâre invariably not, most businesses would be horrified to discover theyâre not making a lot of profit from their clients. In fact, because theyâre willing to take on
And nowâĤ the fourth and final instalment on the oh-so-big but not so common topic of claiming sovereignty in your business, and the clarity of knowing the kind of individual youâre happy to work with, and the kind youâre not. By the way, hereâs the obvious secret thatâs not so
“Perception is reality.” A well-coined phraseâĤ and a misnomer. Perception isn’t reality – it’s a personal interpretation of reality. Your reality is strictly your own. None of us experience reality as it really is. As Rabbi Shemuel ben Nachmani observed all the way back in the third century, “We don’t
I made a promise in my last article (âYour Warped Lensâ) to bring you a step-by-step guide to ensure youâre hiring the real deal when it comes to a Coach. Remember, Coaching is the most overused, misrepresented and abused term in the personal and organisational development field. Some of the
Iâm writing this article on my 54th birthday. Inevitably, yet another trip around our nearest burning star brings pause for reflection. I say “inevitably” as if I know everyone thinks this way. For all I know this might be yet another weird character trait of yours truly. Nothing new there.
Meet Ericka. One of my favourite people on the planet, and a truly exceptional, extraordinary lady. At five years old, Ericka was left to die alongside her two younger brothers. Locked in a small shack in Guatemala, with little if any light, no food and only a trace of water,
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