Hello, dear friend, As I take any opportunity to reflect more on what growing and blooming means in leadership, these days my inspiration comes from the books I read and from the experiences of my coaching clients. I first came across Ben Horowitz’s book The Hard Thing About Hard Things a few years ago, and […]
Peacetime or Wartime Leadership: When to Switch Gears Read More »
Hello, dear friend, I started this year with one primary goal in mind: to prioritise. For a while, I had been juggling too many projects at once, many of them meaningful, some even exciting, but often lacking synergy. I found myself spread too thin, and despite loving the work, I was most of the time
Lately, I’ve had a number of inspiring and thought-provoking conversations about meaning and how it evolves over time. One of my coaching clients said something that stayed with me: “Apparently, it’s all about the ‘M’ words.” When I asked him to explain, he said that initially, his career was driven by money, then by meaning. Many of the professionals I
Great leadership isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about having the right space to find them. I’ve mentioned several times the mastermind groups I facilitate with Magor Csibi—monthly meetings where we gather with other inspiring leaders to assess our progress in different areas of life and explore the challenges we face. Each session, we
Hello, dear friend, Following up on my previous article, I’ve gathered some thought-provoking ideas from the messages I received (thank you all for your input!), and felt inspired to write a second part to address these intriguing perspectives. In my last article, I aimed to highlight the benefits of sharing relevant experiences over offering unsolicited advice. Drawing from
Imagine a room full of experienced leaders who maintain the habit of meeting regularly to discuss what preoccupies them. Someone shares a complex challenge, and within seconds, advice begins flying around the table. Yet, by the end of the session, few real insights have emerged, and most ideas feel dull and generic. This is usually
As the feeling of solitude is not unusual among leaders from various fields, I invited five of the leaders I admire and had the chance to work with to share their experiences on how they deal with challenging situations.
Have you ever felt stuck despite having success?
This is a situation I have been through in my life a few times so far and I hear it more and more from my coaching clients.
Life and Career Design: Building a Fulfilling Path Read More »
I recently celebrated my 40th birthday. As someone who is passionate about numbers, I saw multiple reasons to celebrate this milestone.
When I initially shared my story about how I built a building in my sabbatical year without previous experience, I felt exposed, confused, and curious.
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