London, 1996. I had just moved there from Spain, hoping to improve my English. Even though I studied English in school and college, I didn’t realise how little I knew until I got there and needed to use it constantly. I had no money for lessons, and had no access to Google as we
As a leader, it is essential to reflect on your performance and progress regularly. At the end of each week, taking time to ask yourself the right questions can help you identify areas for improvement and reinforce positive behaviors. Here are some of the best questions to ask yourself at the end of the
As I very well know myself, being a mum of two whilst also trying to succeed in business is not easy and comes with many challenges. Managing a career in addition to family can be challenging for both men and women, but women often face additional societal and cultural pressures to prioritize family over
What are the biggest pain points that organizations are facing in the current business landscape? Here are the ones I come across the most in coaching: 1. Talent acquisition and retention: Finding and retaining top talent is a major challenge for many organizations. The job market is competitive, and skilled workers have many options. Organizations
In this modern business world, companies must adapt quickly to changing markets and customer needs, and employees must be encouraged to adopt a mindset and actions that promote innovation, risk-taking, and creativity in the pursuit of new opportunities that can help drive growth and success. Encouraging entrepreneurial behaviour at work creates a culture that
Here’s something that all great leaders understand: Motivated and engaged teams are essential to achieving business success. They know how to inspire their employees, empower them, and create an environment that fosters growth and development. Here are some ways you can motivate your team: – Lead by example: Set the tone for the entire organization.
Talent hoarding is a common practice in which leaders keep their employees in their current position, preventing them from taking on new responsibilities or expanding their skill set. This can be detrimental to the organization in the long run as it can result in reduced innovation and creativity, high turnover rates, and a negative
One of the biggest issues I find when working with companies worldwide is the fact that many workers are being promoted for their technical skills, but not trained on how to manage people. While high performers may have many strengths, not all of them are suited to becoming great leaders. Leadership requires a unique set
As organizations increasingly recognize the benefits of collaboration and teamwork, the future of work is shifting to the collective. There are many reasons why the future of work is likely to be more collective: 1. Distributed teams: With the rise of remote work and distributed teams, individuals may no longer be physically located in
Silos continue to run rampant inside companies. When teams work in silos, they operate independently from each other and without much communication or collaboration. This can lead to several negative consequences, such as: Working in silos is caused by a variety of factors related to communication, trust, resources, priorities, organizational structure, and leadership. The antidote to
Coaching is now considered one of the most important approaches to talent development, equipping professionals with the tools, knowledge and opportunities they need to develop themselves and become more effective.
Leadership mentoring is a tried and trusted method for developing the best leaders of tomorrow. It provides prospective leaders with a forum for setting, discussing and disecting a path to leadership with someone who has walked that path before.
I develop and facilitate customized workshops, seminars and group coaching based on the individual needs of the client. This is more than a practice – it’s a solution essential to the success of individuals, teams, client relationships, and the entire organization.
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