In this blog, I reflect on the “lucky breaks” I’ve had in life—and why they may not be luck at all. Inspired by Suzy Welch and her PIE theory, I explore how creating the right circumstances can lead to more success.
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There are various techniques for dealing with procrastination. It is often for (unpleasant) tasks with a deadline. This article is about how you can deal with annoying tasks that do not have a deadline. Think of another job you want or a relationship you can work on.
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The author, David Brooks, collects stories and experiences about joy. Based on this, he has found five levels of joy.
In this article, I share what Brooks says about joy and how it manifests in my life.
In this article, I give you an overview of the most special places where I had the opportunity to be in the past years to work and learn.
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In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize when a Haka is performed at its finest. It was an additional question following my article with 22 questions about the Haka.
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This article briefly overviews the Māori Haka, the different types of Haka dances, when they are performed, and their meaning.
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After ten years of blogging, it is time to reflect and learn lessons from writing articles. In this article, you’ll find my 10 lessons. These are my 10 lessons.
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n previous articles, I have written about how to find your WHY, how a WHY session looks like, if your WHY can change and examples of WHY statements. This article is about the benefits of living your WHY.
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This article explores how to elevate onboarding programs to make them more impactful and memorable. It highlights four innovative ideas: engaging new employees in meaningful, visible projects; introducing a 24-hour challenge to foster collaboration and align with company values.
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Voor Nederlands, klik hier. Recently, I visited family in the eastern part of the country. I was given a tour of their beautiful home. At one point, I saw two folders in a cupboard. The first had a label that said “wishes (in progress)” and the second “wishes (completed)”. I thought it was a great…
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