Monthly Archive: January 2018
The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people cannot be over emphasized. More often than not, you might find yourself having to decide between keeping a relationship and deliberately cutting that relationship loose....
There is a fine line between challenge and struggle! When you take on a difficult task or put yourself in an uncomfortable situation willingly, it’s a challenge. When you are put in the same...
“Everything needs maintenance” should be such a redundant statement! Yet there’s the constant need to state the obvious. When you birth a baby, is when your real task to grow and mature the baby...
It’s not like I am used to taking an afternoon nap, but the past few weeks have been unusually demanding. My body needed some rest and as I sank into my couch, I slipped...
The current job deals with the abstract; it needs a broader and deeper understanding; a long term vision with the ability to balance near term deliverables. You cannot afford to be myopic. It can...
When the right people are not in the right jobs, the problem becomes visible and clear quickly. Systemic processes, tools and accountability measures cannot produce results like the right people can. Right people cannot...
Leadership is defining what needs to be done really well, ensuring that everyone works on that very thing in one direction. It is trusting that each person will come through with their part. Leadership...
Having a conversation that results in tangible positive change is difficult. It calls for both parties to gain a certain level of thought and emotional semblance that then converges into an agreement. That agreement...
The past nearly two decades of my life have been spent working with Engineers developing many complex software products. It has been a joyful ride. I want to thank everyone that has worked with...
How many times have your said or heard someone say, “It was a slip”. Depending on where the slip occurred, it could be insignificant or pretty expensive. A mere “Sorry”, may not always recover...