Category Archives: Blog- Leadership

Growth is a necessity of life; any living thing that is not growing is, most likely, either shrinking or dying. We understand the importance of “growth” in finance as it is clear that a dollar today will not be equivalent … Continue reading →

In his book, “Developing the Leader within you”, John Maxwell talks about a speaker who said that, “There are two things that are most difficult to get people to do: to think, and to do things in the order of … Continue reading →

The temptation to compare what we have to what others have can be overwhelming. Sometimes we make important  life decisions based on the need to be “better than others”; only to find out at the end of life that our … Continue reading →

Good Leaders understand the need to be wary of concentration lapses. The truth about leadership is that the more influential you become, the more aware you have to be of your words, your actions, your thoughts (and of course your … Continue reading →

One of the attributes of great leaders is consistency! Consistency is tough, but necessary to attract followers. Consistency can be painful but a requirement for achievement of purpose. Consistency requires lots of hard work but, necessary for building a powerful … Continue reading →

Sometimes we are so excited about our dreams, passions and desires that we don’t take time to count what it will cost to achieve them! Some of the costs may be financial but there are several non-financial costs that are … Continue reading →

Leaders continue to produce even in the midst of adversity! One of the most challenging things to do is to keep working on your dream, in the dark. To keep investing, today, in your vision even when no one is … Continue reading →

One of the best gift a leader can give to their team(s) is belief – a genuine belief in the abilities of the team(s) they lead. I once had a new team member approach me about a problem he had … Continue reading →

My 10 year old son got into trouble at school a while ago and got disciplined (at home) for it. As I reflected on the incident, I realized that I had never taken time to define our family values to … Continue reading →

I’ve experienced failure so many times in my life that somethings I wonder why I should  bother to try again. However, when I look back, I can’t help but realize that the failures I had were actually lessons on “how … Continue reading →