Every day, we invite AI into our lives, whether through auto-correct on our phones, personalised news feeds or chatbots that answer our most pressing questions. But at what point do these conveniences begin to shape who we are, and what we decide to share? In this post, I want to think aloud about the growing
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In a world driven by constant change and technological advancement, have you ever paused to ask yourself, “What have I become?” This blog post invites you to join me on a journey of self-reflection, exploring how AI, leadership, and personal introspection can shape who we are. Background This morning, I found myself pondering my role
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🕶️ We All Wear Sunglasses, But Are They Helping Us See Clearly? Have you ever noticed how two people can experience the same situation and walk away with entirely different interpretations? It’s not just about mood or memory, it’s about the lens through which we view the world. In coaching, we often talk about self-awareness
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Introduction An African proverb from Zimbabwe and Senegal teaches, “When there is no enemy within, the enemy outside can do you no harm.” Its Mozambican cousin adds a vivid warning, “A snake that you can see does not bite.” Both maxims deliver the same message: unseen, unresolved inner dynamics cause more damage than the loudest
“Root Before Rise” Deep in the Ituri rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a newly germinated iroko (Milicia excelsa) sends two glossy leaves toward a shaft of tropical light. Visitors rarely notice the sapling, because it remains below two metres for years, almost hidden beneath dense understory. What they cannot see is the
