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The spirit of acceptance - in honour of Nelson Mandela by Robert Kahn

A discussion on how to inspire your teams and be a great leader to them! Retaining and attracting talent for your business is tough. Watch and discover how!

Do you use checklists? Have you stopped using checklists? If you don't or you do sometimes, I encourage you to adopt this technique all the time for better practise in all areas of your life! Be leaderlike, checklist your life!

The mind is like a parachute, if it's not open, it won't work! In this podcast I share a story of my recent hike up Mount Salève in Geneva when I had an aha moment. Listen and learn how to foster resilience and preserve connections.

We all have preferences. As a leader striking a balance between our preferences and habits is crucial for our personal development and that of our talent too. Our preferences have an impact on how we learn and how we lead. Do this questionnaire and discover which kind of learner you are, so that you can better lead others. https://www.mint-hr.com/mumford/

The JoHari Window from LeaderLike You! by Robert Kahn

We cannot deny that making connections has become somewhat easier since the invention of the internet! What seems to have become more difficult is making real, human connections. That is why I recorded this Podcast, as a reminder that at every given opportunity, we can choose to communicate with the other. The riches of life and exchange are still available to each one of us, should you choose to complete the mission!

It’s black history month.

Last year I went to visit the George Floyd Memorial in south Minneapolis, a moving experience.

I met a wonderful human named Dr. Remi Douah who is doing some incredible work from the memorial. Inspired by his son, he set up www.846S.org (Donate for Mental Health Sessions of Youth | 846s.org) an association supporting black mental health issues and doing some amazing work in the community!

(Check out the link above).

In this interview Dr.Douah explains the work he does and how it all came about, and how he continues to help people on a daily basis, from his humble stand underneath a tree.

I would like to share with you some coverage from

KARE11 & PBS about our work at 846s.org.

Youth-led organization works to get south Minneapolis access to mental

health help

https://www.kare11.com/amp/article/news/health/mental-health/mind-matters/846s-minneapolis-youth-mental-health-mind-matters/89-d5cb4bce-9704-434c-8a7b-66c68cf901fd?__twitter_impression=true

https://unpackthat.us/

Race Matters: America After George Floyd | A PBS NewsHour Special

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6twRs69gk4&ab_channel=PBSNewsHour

Black youth-led podcast

https://www.facebook.com/2keepitabuck

When is the last moment you took to switch off and check in with your beautiful body?

Set some time aside for you, get comfy and give your mind and body a reboot with my body scan meditation.

“Through practising body scan awareness meditation, we can greatly reduce the detrimental effects of stress and make our working lives pleasant and enjoyable.”

Christopher Dines, Mindfulness Burnout Prevention

Have you ever you found yourself at a fork in the road? It may appear that success is on one road, and a difficult road on the other side. Guess which one us humans often we choose by default! The comfy one, which does not include risk is usually the one we, as humans (full of self-doubt) choose- and could be seen as the negative route! This can then become a cycle of doubt, other people doubt us, we doubt ourselves, and so it goes on.

How about ‘faking it until we make it?’ I’ve used this option along my life’s journey and had amazing results. Listen in and hear how this attitude can really make a difference to your life and how you can apply it too!