“Mis artículos, experiencias y vivencias para ayudarte a mejorar tu rendimiento”
In todays post, we’ll be exploring leadership and talent management specifically, the difference between outstanding professionals and those who simply do their jobs. Contrary to what most people think, research shows that this difference isn’t about talent. Don’t miss it.
In today’s post, we’ll discuss the difference between empathy and complacency in the context of leadership. Because your team needs clarity—even when that means facing conflict and a certain level of pressure.
If you’re one of those people who thinks you’ve reached your “professional autumn” and that it’s too late to excel, be sure to read this post. In it, we explain that now is the time to reap the rewards of your past efforts and capitalize on your knowledge and experience.
In today’s post, we’ll explore the belief that reaching a certain goal will bring us lasting happiness—and how unrealistic that belief really is. We’ll explain more.
In this post, we talk about an essential skill for successful leadership: calmness. Stress is not an enemy in itself, but prolonged stress is. Don’t miss it.
In this post, I suggest you improve your leadership skills by studying Jane Googall’s values and looking for practical ways to apply her example to your own continuous improvement.
In today’s post, I talk about how constant exposure on social media can wear down your inner peace, and how discretion is necessary today as emotional intelligence. Don’t miss it.
A strong sense of purpose is essential to our success and well-being. In this post, I suggest some exercises to help you find your purpose and live with greater intentionality
Are you one of those professionals who live far removed from reality, or do you know someone like that? Don’t miss this post, with some ideas for identifying and avoiding this syndrome.
In this post, I explain the difference between people who wait for things to happen and people who make things happen. This is important if you want to stop being a mere spectator of your life or career.