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Living better every day involves more than just adapting to the current norms of staying at home and spending time with family and friends.
As we navigate the dynamic landscape of the workplace, the energy we bring to our tasks and the motivation fuelling our efforts are deeply connected to our surroundings and the people we collaborate with.
In today's ever-changing workplace, uncertainty is a constant companion. We might find ourselves facing changes in leadership, market trends, or even unexpected global events.
Learning how to turn a negative situation into a window of opportunity is a powerful skill that helps us navigate tough times and propels us towards a more fulfilling and purposeful life.
As remote work has become more common, you've probably discovered both its benefits and challenges. Whether you're seeking a better work-life balance or adapting to organisational changes, working from home requires finding a delicate balance.
Video calls have emerged as a key aspect of connectivity in the modern workplace, but do they truly hold the key to fulfilling all our communication needs?
I used to say: “Everything Matters”. Focussing on every detail as an attempt to ensure inclusivity of actions, high performance and encourage reflection. Now, I realise that this is not always true.
Isolation or #stayhome is helping us assess what is important to us. Helping many of us look inwards spending time genuinely getting in touch with our feelings about our life, our jobs, our relationships and planning for the future.