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Remember being a kid and staring at the stars, marveling at how vast the universe seemed? Or the way your heart raced when you saw something for the very first time? That’s the sense of wonder. It’s that magical feeling of curiosity and awe that […]
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Think about someone you admire. Whether it’s a colleague, a mentor, or even a public figure, what sets them apart? It’s not just what they do, it’s how they do it. They’ve mastered the art of doing things well—consistently. That’s excellence. Excellence is about showing
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Remember when you were a kid, and every new discovery was filled with wonder? You’d ask “why” a hundred times a day, always wanting to know more. Somewhere along the way, many of us lose that curiosity. But what if reclaiming it could unlock a
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You know the drill. Meetings. Emails. Little tasks. By the end of the day, you’ve been busy, but you’re left wondering: Did I actually get anything done? That’s because you’re not focusing on the big stuff. You’re playing small. You’re juggling the little things and
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You Think You Know the Task—You Don’t. In 2012, Kodak—a giant in the photography world—filed for bankruptcy. How? They missed the mark on one critical thing: clarity. Here’s what happened: The higher-ups at Kodak gave their research team one task—“figure out how to improve digital
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You walk into the office. It’s Monday. Your boss drops a file on your desk. “Figure out why sales are down,” they say. No instructions. No clues. It’s on you to get to the bottom of it. What do you do? Most people panic. They
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Ever sat in a meeting and realized nobody’s really listening? They’re nodding, typing away, waiting for their turn to speak—but they’re not getting it. Here’s the thing: critical listening isn’t just a “nice-to-have” skill. It’s the superpower that will help you unlock promotions, earn trust,
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Let’s talk about your unique talents and how they can help you find your dream job. Also, learn effective ways to discover your talents. In an ancient story, a master entrusted his servants with “talents” before leaving on a journey. To one, he gave five
You’ve just finished writing a proposal that could be a game-changer for your team. You’ve covered everything—facts, data, projections. It’s flawless. But when you present it, your boss doesn’t bite. You can almost feel the disappointment in the room. What went wrong? Here’s the reality:
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In 2025, the game is different. Leaders aren’t just expected to manage—they’re expected to innovate, inspire, and adapt at lightning speed. The secret to thriving? Playing your A-Game. That means focusing on tasks that drive the biggest results, mastering the skills that move the needle,
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Let’s talk about the harsh reality many leaders in the Philippine government face every day. You’re overwhelmed, constantly micromanaging. You’re reviewing incomplete reports, rewriting weak proposals, and even doing your team’s dirty work because they couldn’t get it right the first time. You’ve asked for
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I’m not a lawyer. To me, a Notice to Explain isn’t just legal paperwork—it’s a chance to build trust and strengthen culture. Too often, HR sees it as a power move, a weapon. That’s the mistake. Imagine this: a company suddenly fires an employee for
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So, you’ve received a Notice to Explain (NTE). Your first reaction? Probably panic. Maybe frustration. You might even feel unfairly targeted. But before the emotions take over, take a breath. A Notice to Explain isn’t an immediate punishment—it’s an opportunity to give your side of
Let’s be real—work can be tough. Some days, you’re flying. Other days, it’s a grind. The right words, at the right moment, can make all the difference. Whether you’re trying to spark a new idea, push through a tough project, or rally your team, a