Leadership Development

Life and the world are a little bit more complex than most of us presume it to be. Our human nature is quite diverse requiring anyone who wishes long-term personal success and respect in the marketplace to walk the extra mile. Simply put, the world is full of people of all calibers that we have […]

The primary key to succeeding is teaching yourself to keep the promises that you make to yourself. This is the ultimate measure of your ability to lead yourself. All effective leaders, in industry, politics and any craft are first and foremost great leaders of themselves. It is a mission impossible to attempt to lead others

I am presently reading a very intriguing book on how our early life experiences and the environment we grew up in or are presently living in impact our worldview. This largely explains why the choices of other people may seem crazy to you, while they make perfect sense to them. What is emerging is that

The rules of natural justice are predicated on self-preservation. That is, when faced with a threat to your life, economic or social interest, take what is in your best interest first before you start thinking of others. For those who have travelled by plane, you will remember the final instructions before a plane takes into

We all have 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 12 months and 365/6 days a year; yet the productivity for each one of us varies dramatically for this equal God given resource. Why is it that only a select few are able to get most from their time while majority of us do

In an earlier article I shared on the most difficult part of leadership as the ability to lead one self. Yet, this is the primary individual responsibility once everyone achieves the age of majority. Simply put, ultimately your life boils down to where you led yourself into. Your career, family life, friends, religious life, money

Days ago I shared the need for each one of us to be able to lead ourselves if we desire to win money and wealth games. When all is said and done, your money is among the most private and lonely journeys you ever walk. Even when children start earning while under the care of

Leadership has remained one of the most contemporary issues across generations. Most people, associate it with formal positions within organizations. In some cases, it is implied within informal set-ups. But far from that, the most difficult leadership responsibility is leading oneself. Yet, this form of leadership is rarely ever talked about. From where I sit,