Tag: Personal Growth
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You don’t see the world as it is. You see it as you are. Ever noticed how once you learn a new word, suddenly you hear it everywhere? Or once you start thinking about buying a red car, red cars seem to be on every street? That’s not magic. It’s not coincidence. It’s your brain…
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How do you usually start a professional conversation? Maybe it’s a quick “Oh traffic was awful” or a “Busy day hey?” or even a deep sigh as you arrive in the meeting room or log onto a call. These kinds of comments seem harmless. They’re just small talk. A way of settling in. But what…
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Early in my career, I cared a lot. I cared so much that I found myself constantly frustrated, at comments that felt off, decisions I didn’t agree with, and people who didn’t treat others with respect. But over time, I’ve learned that caring strategically is far more effective than caring reactively. There’s a fine line…
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There’s a piece of advice I once heard that’s stuck with me: “Act like you belong in the room, and everyone will believe you do.” It sounds simple, maybe even a little bold. But over the years, I’ve come to realise how powerful it really is, especially for women in tech, for people stepping into…
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We often associate leadership with titles. Manager. Team Lead. Director. Architect. But leadership isn’t something that automatically comes with a job title. It’s something you demonstrate in the everyday moments, especially when no one’s watching and no one’s telling you what to do. Some of the most impactful leaders I’ve worked with didn’t have leadership…
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You spend more of your waking hours at work than anywhere else. So if you’re not having at least some fun during the day, that’s a lot of time spent taking things seriously. Too seriously. When we talk about fun at work, we’re not suggesting office games or forcing extroversion. Fun can be subtle. It’s…
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One of the greatest influences on your professional growth isn’t just the work you do — it’s the person leading you. A strong manager can inspire confidence, unlock opportunities, and foster an environment where you thrive. A poor manager, on the other hand, can drain energy, stall progress, and create a culture of fear. Let’s…
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We’ve all been there — standing in front of a client, a colleague, or a crowded room — and suddenly it hits. “Umm…” “Ahh…” A pause that feels like forever. A sentence that starts over three times before it lands. Or maybe the habit of filling the thinking gap with noise started when you’re young…
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What if the biggest breakthrough in your leadership journey—or your next bold career move—won’t come from working harder, writing more code, or consulting on a project? What if it comes from one meeting—an internal one—with every version of you? Stay with me. Imagine this. You walk into a boardroom. Every seat is filled by a…
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If you’re a Power Platform developer deep in flows, components, and custom connectors—you’re my kind of person. I’ve been there, troubleshooting infinite loops, reverse-engineering formulas, and pushing limits to deliver cool things on tight timelines. But now, wearing the Solution Architect hat, I see things differently. Not because the code isn’t important (it is), but…