Last month, as I was skiing with my kids in the French alps, I fell and broke my collarbone. It was a shocking experience (yes, sigh…pun intended). Although this was by no means a fun experience, as a life-long learner, it brought its share of lessons.
In this article we discuss the connection between raising puppies and phenomenon such as Quiet Quitting and Great Resignation, in a world concentrated on hedonistic self-indulgence. We also share three focus areas to help your coachees cultivate a more meaningful life.
Note: I am putting together a small working group as we continue to fine-tune our GICC’s branding. If you are interested in joining and would like to learn more, feel free to reach...
Leaders in Lockdown is authored by GICC member, Atholl Duncan, and includes a chapter which focusses on the thoughts of INSEAD Professor Derek Deasy. The book is a unique insight from the women and...
I first read the poem ‘Autobiography in Five Short Chapters’ by Portia Nelson in the ‘The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying’. It was way before it became such a big hit on...
Our always-on world takes a heavy toll on our work-life balance. As technology blurs the gap between home and work, we find it exceedingly challenging to disengage. We work longer hours than ever...
Board member roles Chairperson: Camilla Bellotti (email | Linkedin) Deputy Chairperson: Mickael Melaye (email | Linkedin) Provides strategic leaderships for GICC members to meet the community’s goals and needs through objectively and impartially facilitating the...
It was a harsh cold winter in Pittsburgh, 2008. My eldest was just born, and both of us had just about enough of staying home, but with a wind chill as cold as -20°C...
We all know that music is therapy and has the capacity to transform us to another state – it can take us up or bring us down, it can inject energy or calm us...
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