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Trust in Business: Listening to Your Instincts

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I recently came across a quote that really struck me: “Be careful who you trust, sugar and salt look the same.” It rang a bell because, like many of us, I’ve found myself deceived by someone (actually, that should be plural…) I thought I could trust, and it’s always the hardest when it’s someone you’ve…

When Words Matter – Setting in Motion A New Reality

Best Practicesfebrero 3, 2025128Views 2Likes 0Comments

Words matter. They’re not just noises we make to fill silence or pass time—they shape our reality. Ever noticed how one sentence can change everything? It can turn an average conversation into a breakthrough or make an idea sound like the worst thing you’ve ever heard.John Grinder, one of the founders of neuro-linguistic programming…

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Don’t Lose Your Cool: Frustration in the Workplace

Insightsenero 15, 2025133Views 1Like 0Comments

“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” — Dr. Wayne Dyer, The Power of Intention Dr. Dyer Official WebsiteThis quote resonates deeply with me. My best friend, who’s like a sister to me, constantly reminds me of the power of shifting perspective. I used to focus…

Beyond the Material: Unlocking the True Meaning of Abundance

Insightsdiciembre 26, 2024160Views 1Like 0Comments

When we hear the word “abundance,” we often think of wealth, possessions, or some version of material success. But as I’ve learned over the years, through the teachings of Deepak Chopra, Miguel Ruiz, Joe Dispenza, Louise Hay, and Brian Weiss, abundance goes so much deeper. It’s not about how much we have—it’s about how we…

With a Little Help from my… Colleagues

Best Practicesoctubre 31, 2024260Views 0Likes 0Comments

Ever heard that classic Beatles tune, “With a Little Help from My Friends”? That pretty much sums up the power of networking and referrals. Yes, hard work is essential, but let’s be real: a little help from your friends (and colleagues, and that one person from your old job, and maybe even your friends’ friends)…

Seeking Management Approval: A Toxic Trait

Best Practicesoctubre 23, 2024270Views 0Likes 0Comments

My favorite musical of all time is “Chicago”. Mainly because I love jazz, but also because there’s one scene where its main character, Roxie Hart, explains why people seek fame. Something along the lines of “…And we love each other. And that's because none of us got enough love in our childhood. And that's showbiz… kid”. Those lyrics…

The Copy and Paste Era: Uniqueness for the win!

Insightsseptiembre 19, 2024277Views 0Likes 0Comments

This article took me longer than expected. To be completely honest, I wanted to write something useful related to AI tools we can use in our everyday tasks. But this week alone, I’ve read at least three articles about this by (take a guess…) some of the most recognized staffing agencies out there. It amazed…

Lead the Way and Let Go: The Mentorship Advantage

Best Practicesseptiembre 3, 2024256Views 0Likes 0Comments

If you are in a leadership role, this article is for you. If you want to be a mentor to your team, not just a boss who provides general instructions; if you want to be a leader to follow, rather than an authority to comply with—someone who is trusted, someone people turn to with hard…

A Smart Cookie – A proactive approach to Intelligence

Best Practicesagosto 16, 2024257Views 0Likes 0Comments

What exactly does it mean to be “smart”, anyway? There are several types of intelligence; apparently, at least nine, including interpersonal, logical, naturalistic, linguistic, and the list goes on.At this point in the game, I am positive that you need to be smart enough to survive in this corporate world we live in. Globalized,…

Unpredictable times – Uncertainty much?

Insightsagosto 1, 2024300Views 1Like 0Comments

There’s a very famous phrase that says “life’s what happens while you are busy making plans”. Sources are not certain on its author, but I want to believe it was Lennon. You may call it wishful thinking. Maybe I’m also a dreamer.These past few months have been challenging to say the least. Starting…