Leadership

  • Leadership,  Personal Development

    Ending December it’s time to reflect

    🎇 As the year comes to a close, it’s natural to feel a sense of REFLECTION and CONTEMPLATION about the past 1️⃣2️⃣ months. Whether we accomplished all that we set out to do or faced unforeseen challenges, it’s important to take a moment to ASSESS where we are and where we want to be moving forward 🤔 It’s important to consider WHAT YOU’VE LEARNED 🤓 from the past year and HOW YOU CAN APPLY that knowledge moving forward. This could mean identifying areas where you want to FOCUS your energy, making CHANGES to your daily habits to better support your overall well-being 🧘🏼, or finding ways to build on your…

  • Leadership,  Personal Development

    “All work and no PLAY makes Jack a dull boy.”

    👩🏻‍🏫 > English proverb > If someone only works and doesn’t take any time to have fun or relax, they will become BORED and uninteresting. ⚖️ A BALANCE of WORK and LEISURE is important for maintaining a healthy and fulfilling life. But we often find ourselves constantly connected, whether through our smartphones, computers, or tablets. This can be very stressful and can negatively impact our well-being 🧘🏼 and long-term productivity. 📌 Take the opportunity during this festive time to ENJOY THE COMPANY of loved ones and RECHARGE your batteries🪫🪫‼️ The holidays are a time to CELEBRATE THE SPECIAL PEOPLE IN OUR LIVES, and what better way to do that than…

  • Corporate & Business,  Leadership

    Cameras on!

    Do we really need to leave our cameras on? 😅 Employees are frequently ENCOURAGED TO UTILIZE THEIR CAMERAS 🎥 during online meetings because managers frequently believe that the MORE A DIGITAL CONTACT MIMICS A FACE-TO-FACE ENCOUNTER, the better the communication will be. A recent study calls that way of thinking into question.  👨🏻‍🔬 198 pairs of remote participants were split into two groups before being given a variety of tasks to gauge their collective intelligence, a crucial component of group problem-solving. The partners in one group held video 📹 conferences, while the others held audio-only 🎙️ conferences.  The researchers evaluated each pair’s ability to take turns speaking while also rating…

  • Corporate & Business,  Leadership

    Are all customers the same for an organization?

    Customers can have different NEEDS, PREFERENCES, and BUYING BEHAVIORS, so it is important for organizations to segment them into groups with similar characteristics. In B2B/B2G transactions, one critical group of customers are “STRATEGIC ACCOUNTS” 📌 Some of traditional approaches to define this segment may include: 🏅MARKET SIZE, MARKET SHARE AND GROWTH POTENTIAL: The strategic account must be large enough to have an impact on sales and growth, and must have long-term growth potential. 🎯 ALIGNMENT WITH THE COMPANY’S STRATEGY: The strategic account must be aligned with the overall company strategy, and must be a key piece in implementing that strategy. 🤺Level of COMPETITION: The strategic account must be important enough…

  • Corporate & Business,  Leadership,  Personal Development

    How to manage adversity when it comes?

    😅 ACCEPT IT!We spend a lot of time and devote a lot of energy in finding the “WHYs” (Why me? Why now?). Things just happen!! We can only TRANSFORM WHAT WE ACCEPT, since what we resist usually persists and even increases its impact. 🧐 Take and step back and OBSERVE IT with LEARNING EYES.Try to extract the POSITIVE ASPECTS of it and even know how to find those aspects that may be positive.Situations are NEUTRAL and we are the ones WHO GIVE THEM A VALUE (positive or negative) based on our interpretation 😉 👷🏻‍♂️ IMPLEMENT CHANGES OR BEHAVIORS. Put into practice the modifications or actions that will result from the…

  • Books,  Corporate & Business,  Leadership

    Execution

    ❝EXECUTION is a systematic process of rigorously:· Discussing hows and what’s 🧐· QUESTIONING 🤔· Tenaciously FOLLOWING through ✍️· Ensuring ACCOUNTABILITY  It includes:· Making ASSUMPTIONS about the business environment · Assessing the organization’s CAPABILITIES· Linking strategy to OPERATIONS 🔗· PEOPLE who are going to implement the strategy and LINKING REWARDS to outcomes 🙋🏻 You have also to guarantee mechanisms for CHANGING ASSUMPTIONS AS THE ENVIRONMENT CHANGES and UPGRADING THE COMPANY’S CAPABILITIES TO MEET THE CHALLENGES of an ambitious strategy. In its most fundamental sense, execution is a SYSTEMATIC WAY OF EXPOSING REALITY AND ACTING ON IT.❞ 📚Adapted from EXECUTION: “The discipline of getting things done.” Bossidy & Charan.

  • Books,  Corporate & Business,  Leadership

    How to communicate numbers…

    People’s capacity for memory is enhanced when numbers are CONVERTED INTO CONCEPTS they can comprehend 🧐 📍A number may not always be necessary to communicate a point. CREATE A STORY INSTEAD, ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR NUMBERS 🤔 📚In “MAKING NUMBERS COUNT: The Art and Science of Communicating Numbers” Stanford Business School professor Chip Heath and co-writer Karla Starr find that “nobody really understands numbers.” 🤯 🧠 The human brain IS NOT CAPABLE of quickly recognizing quantities BIGGER THAN FIVE. However, even someone who struggles with basic arithmetic, may understand numbers when you transform them into ANALOGIES, COMPARISONS, and CONVERSIONS 🤓 In a world that is becoming more and more dependent…

  • Inspirational quotes,  Leadership,  Personal Development

    Times of emergency can help us clarify our priorities

    Very often we learn too late WHAT IS TRULY IMPORTANT 🥹 The TITANIC struck an iceberg 🚢late on April 14, 1912, and sank to the bottom of the sea, killing 1,523 of the 2,228 men, women, and children who were on board. The last few minutes of the tragic ship’s journey are vividly described in the survivor accounts, which are rich with both insight and foolishness, as well as acts of both heroism and selfishness 🧐 🪖Major ARTHUR GODFREY PEUCHEN 🎖was one of the many affluent guests traveling on the Titanic’s inaugural voyage; he survived while 11 other millionaires perished. As the ship was being evacuated, Peuchen recalled going back…

  • Corporate & Business,  Leadership,  Personal Development

    Weekly exam

    1️⃣ Wake up with energy 🔌2️⃣ Be thankful 🙏🏻3️⃣ Laugh 😆4️⃣ Focus on what I can control 🎯5️⃣ Winners learn 👨🏻‍🔬, losers complain 😩6️⃣ Reinforce other people’s achievements ✅7️⃣ Speak well of someone 💬8️⃣ Surround with those who give me positive experiences ∑9️⃣ Help others with my actions ☺️🔟 Imitate the best 🏄🏼‍♂️