The Cost of Keeping on Track
Who Keeps the Whip Accountable? Reflections on Balance, Burnout, and Staying on Track
20 Posts
Career growth
Holding it all Together
The Glue - It’s not just about the ideas—it’s about the people who make them real
Growth Mindset - A Process
Change will always be a part of any work environment, whether we’re prepared for it or not
Busyness isn’t Growth 🚀
Are we sprinting through tasks or truly building something meaningful?
Beyond Quick Fixes
It’s not just about solving today’s problem; it’s about solving it in a way that works tomorrow, too.
Why Mistakes Shape Us
Whether in life or work, we need to embrace the process, be patient, and let others learn by doing.
There is No Such Thing as "JUST"
there’s no such thing as *just* a simple fix. Every change has a ripple effect, and with that comes responsibility
What I Learnt About Mentorship
It’s not just about finding someone to help you—it’s about becoming someone who’s worth helping
Why do people resist
Understanding resistance - resistance rarely shows up in one form, why do we treat it as such?
The Friendship we are Building
What are we doing to sustain our friendship? How are you showing up for the people who matter to you?
We Over I - the Power of Winning Together
Why True Success Comes from Collaboration, Not Solo Victories
What stage of a company do you fit in?
Not every role—or person—is a fit for every stage of a business
Life as a Web of Connections and Networks
Have you ever stopped to think about how everything in your life is connected?
Trust in the Workplace - Does it Start with You?
If you’ve ever found yourself struggling to trust your colleagues, it might not just be about them—it could also be about you
Pushing Back - A Villainous Act or a Path to Growth?
Should pushing back and asking beautiful compassionate questions encouraged?
The Balance Between Business and Humanity
Navigating the Fine Line Between Profitability and Human Decency in the Modern Workplace
Embracing the Journey of Mentoring
Mentoring isn't easy, it requires commitment and intent. You fail along the way and you learn. Just like I am learning consistently and frequently.
My 8 years experience as a mentee
A mentor is someone who sees more talent and ability within you, than you see in yourself, and helps bring it out of you.
A new dawn - Why I started blogging
I have tried countless times to start blogging about my interest in data, software engineering and it's application to the industry.
I am learning to be more grateful
There is no where you need to be, you are exactly where you need to be