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The Blessing of Giving
What Goes Around Comes Around There is a quiet law that governs human relationships. It is older than strategy.Stronger than policy. More sustainable than power. Giving. Not transactional giving. Not performative generosity. But the kind that comes from conviction. Because what goes around truly does come around, though rarely in the form we expect. Giving…
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Designing and Mapping Our Lives: The Strategic Balance Between Happiness and Contentment
In professional spaces, we are taught how to design projects, strategies, and five-year plans. Yet very few of us are taught how to design our lives. Instead, life often becomes reactive: • Responding to opportunities • Responding to expectations • Responding to pressure • Responding to comparison But a fulfilling life, like a strong organization,…
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Teach, Build, and Grow Trust
From Personal Relationships to Professional Cultures Trust does not begin in boardrooms, classrooms, or policies. It begins quietly between people. Long before trust becomes a leadership value or an organizational goal, it is shaped in everyday human interactions: how we listen, how we respond, how we show up when it matters, and how we repair…
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Reverse Thinking
How Looking Backward Can Lead You Forward Most advice about success starts with the same question: What should I do to succeed? Reverse thinking asks a bolder( and far more honest) question: What would guarantee my failure? At first, this sounds pessimistic. In reality, it’s practical wisdom. Reverse thinking (also known as inversion thinking) flips…
