Month: February 2021

February 13, 2021

Leading with purpose in a fragile, interdependent world

Finding resilience in uncertainty: Explore the potential of circular economy to

When Brands Lose Their Way
In the age of hyper-connectivity, consumers are increasingly sensitive to the authenticity and alignment between the brand’s values, core positioning and audiences.
The Hidden Biases Blocking Your Progress (and How to Beat Them)
In nature, inertia is a force to be reckoned with—it’s the tendency of objects to resist changes in motion, whether at rest or moving forward.
The Cost of Indifference
In simpler terms, the cruelest punishment is not hatred, but being ignored, treated as though you don’t exist.
Perfectly Imperfect
We live in an increasingly perfection obsessed world.
80% of New Years resolutions fail within the first month. This “pre-mortem” trick might help
One way to avoid this crash-and-burn is by using a “pre-mortem,” ( Credit Ben Cohen )which means looking ahead and imagining all the reasons your resolution might fail—then tackling those potential roadblocks before they can derail you.
Stuck inside the box? It might be because of the Einstellung Effect
In the early 20th century, German psychologist Max Wertheimer conducted an experiment to study problem-solving.
Rethinking B2B Engagement in the Age of AI
Last week, on the personal invitation from Plamen Russev, Ph.D, Founder and Executive Chairman, Webit Foundation.
Visible Value
Recently, one of my colleagues voiced her frustration. A few months ago, she had just become part of a new team, with new leaders.