When Russia sent troops to Ukraine last week, things changed overnight. Lives are lost and fear cultivated far beyond the war zone. European Union has responded with heavy sanctions. And ordinary people are suffering the most both in Ukraine and in Russia. While all we want is love and peace. Countries around and their allies […]
Back to Basics – All we want is love and peace. Read More »
Grief process includes various difficult emotions that are based in love. We may grieve the death of a loved one. We may grief the end of a period in our work or life. We may grieve any other loss, loosing something important to us. – How well do you know the process? In globally mobile
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I have been contemplating leadership a lot during this year. – Well, that is obvious while I have been privileged to celebrate birth of new leaders as well as to engage with the experienced ones in our coaching partnerships. The main message of today’s blog is that you can grow to lead authentically with confidence
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Welcome to Recipes for Resilience series. I am with Valérie Besanceney, an International Education and Transitions Consultant and Founder of Roots for Boots, an Author as well as CEO of Safe Passage Across Networks that offers a home to people and schools committed to healthy student, family and staff transition.Prior consulting Valérie taught at international
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Welcome to the Recipes for Resilience series. I am with Irene Mäkelä-Brunnekreef. Irene is a Finn based in Luxemburg. She has recently taken a leap to entrepreneurship and provides services in business consulting from strategy, marketing to event production, and project management. Irene is also the Chair of Finnish Women Worldwide Association that supports Finnish
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Employee wellness correlates directly with organisation’s performance and success. In-the-midst of challenging times it is necessary to build a solid foundation by paying special attention to employee wellness and mental fitness. Employees that are unwell will slow down your operations, productivity, the impact that you want to make. Employees that are mentally fit are better
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Welcome to the 10th interview in the Recipes for Resilience series. I am with Saara Lehmuskoski. In this episode we discuss what it takes to make it work for you and your team in the international development sector. Saara is based in Helsinki, Finland. Her experience of organisational and social change management goes back to two
Ketogenic whole food lifestyle means cutting out highly processed foods, especially grains, sugars, and highly inflammatory vegetable seed oils from your diet. Macronutrients are received from healthy fats; moderate protein; and limited carbohydrates. The idea is to eat as clean as we can, prioritise organic and local produce. – This lifestyle has proven to be
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Welcome to the ninth interview of Recipes for Resilience. I am with Dr Hassina Kajee. She is a Specialist Physician and Integrative Medicine Practitioner passionate about empowering her patients in lifestyle choices for better health, including the importance of knowing and nurturing yourself. Her professional background includes running the High Care Unit as a Specialist Physician
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Welcome to the eight interview of Recipes for Resilience. I am chatting with Professor Jesika Singh. She works at the University of Limpopo as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research, Innovation and Partnerships. Jesika is dedicated to promoting women in research and management. She is also very committed to her family, friends and faith. Jesika hails from Kwa-Zulu
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