Crazy Busy
I am sure you would agree that there is much diversity in how we all understand and relate to time, but, in the modernised, industrialised, cultural context we’re living in, “crazy busy” is par…
Better Me Better Leader
Insights on personal growth, leadership and living out your faith in the marketplace.
Love perfected at your place of work
Valentine’s day is finally here! We have been getting commercial reminders almost every day since New Year’s day. Of course in the early hours of Valentines day it is not surprising that I’ve got…
12 Strategic questions to ask yourself in 2014
“Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize.” 1 Corinthians 9:24 Progress is deliberate, it…
Cracking the Mentor Code: Is it really necessary to have one?
To be entirely honest with you, when given the task of writing this article on mentorship, I was not entirely sold on the idea. Firstly because I did not have a mentor of my…
Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive others……
Last week’s blog post looked at issues of forgiveness in the workplace. We took a poll in our LinkedIn group and found what we all know instinctively – we have offended and been offended. We…
Forgiveness is the business!
Within the workplace we are conditioned to act in the interest of self-preservation, which manifests in various actions or behavioral patterns. Consider a situation in which a client or colleague has offended you. How…
Dr Jekyll and Miz Hyde
I am sure you can relate with me when I say that the head count of men in relation to women in the majority of work places is highly “in favour” of men. Furthermore,…
So, you just can’t wait to be King (Queen)?
I am really fond of the Disney movie The Lion King. I love the way young Simba naively sings about how he cannot wait to be king. He knows it is inevitable but has…
OPM (Other Peoples Miracles)
In a recent post on Facebook, Bishop TD Jakes asked why people would go to church if they do not believe in miracles. This brings Matthew 19:26 into perspective for me. Statements like this…
The power of ‘I don’t know!’
By Jolly Mokorosi Occasionally as leaders we are embarrassed to say we don’t know something. We do not want to admit this to our superiors, clients, colleagues or our nearest and dearest (dare I say…