Why leaders break mirrors

The temptation is magnetic. Point fingers. Fix others—control outcomes. Yet here you sit, gripping tightly to what’s already slipping through your fingers. Every leader faces that 3 AM truth – the one that whispers: “Maybe the chaos out there...

Leadership: Your growth ceiling

Think you’re ready to scale your company? Look in the mirror first. Being an all-star player doesn’t automatically make you a championship coach. Leadership expert Alex Snider emphasizes that personal growth is the ultimate business growth ceiling. As...

The art of deliberate practice

The paradox of perfection “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle The perfect loaf of bread doesn’t exist. Neither does the perfect presentation, strategy, or product launch. What exists is the...

Identity: The ultimate illusion

Who are you, really? There are times when we look beyond the superficial; the question is not only intriguing but also somewhat complex. Strip away the titles, the roles, the accomplishments, the expectations. What’s left? Are these the elements that define us?...

Whose bags do you carry?

In most interactions, we often find ourselves entangled in the threads of others’ problems. It’s a curious phenomenon – how someone else’s grievance can suddenly become our burden, and soon enough, we are snared. The ancient philosopher Epictetus...