Being unapologetically yourself is an invitation to rewrite the script of your life, crafting a narrative that celebrates your uniqueness and authenticity. It's about shedding the masks society imposes and embracing the full spectrum of who you are with boldness and courage.

Intentional leadership is more than just a catchphrase; it's a deeply meaningful way of living that can change your organization, life, performance, and leadership style. It entails coordinating your behaviors and choices with your values and objectives to create a sense of fulfillment and purpose beyond the boardroom.

I always take a moment to be present and self-reflect. These are eye-opening moments where I might include journaling as an avenue for new horizons and perspectives. This past autumn, the world was confronted with the sad realities of the ongoing conflict in Israel, the Middle East and the generational divisions fueled by hate and antisemitic remarks in the United States. These experiences have underscored the importance of authenticity, having a voice, and the profound impact of how we communicate our messages.

Questioning and challenging your belief system is not just an exercise in personal growth but also the essence of intellectual development. It's the process through which you peel back the layers of your understanding and uncover the hidden barriers that might restrict your future perspective.

To what extent do you allow yourself to expand your range and capacity to handle challenging situations? This past August, I traveled to Como, Italy, to participate in the bi-annual intensive of my 4pc community of leaders. We trained on seven emotional resilience muscles. Similar to how you strengthen your body by lifting weights, your brain grows in power when you prioritize deep inner work focused on mastering challenging situations.

In just 8 months, we have witnessed the cost-of-living rise causing the rate of homelessness in the U.S. to increase, the continuation of conflict in the Ukraine, and political division worldwide. We have experienced so much uncertainty in the first half of the year, and because we don't fully understand these variables or where they may lead us in the future, they have caused tension and anxiety.

One of the main sources of inspiration for all great leaders has been the creation of generational legacies. These are the leaders who want to not only be regarded favorably but also leave a lasting heritage after their passing. If you aspire to build a lasting legacy that transcends generations, abiding by the following solid foundation of fundamental principles is essential.

After visiting Bhutan, a country that prioritizes happiness over GDP, I was compelled to write, reflect, and think more deeply about this subject.

This letter, written to all of you, is one of the most important lessons I've learned and is meant to encourage you to focus on positive leadership techniques, such as recognizing and building on successes. 

The paradoxical truth is that while complex plans require complex thinking, they are better executed when those involved maintain a certain level of mental flexibility.

I started skiing as an adult, and the way it works as an adult differs from the way it works as a child. I've gained a lot of knowledge, and this year …

If you are creating a new business plan for 2023 or are in the middle of one and need to continue efforts moving forward, it is key to consider flexibility.

Have you ever asked yourself this question - What race are you winning?

Is it power, fame, glory, and money? Your university degree or business accomplishments?

Our lenses allow us to see life as life and our history showed us things were supposed to be.

Everyone thinks having proper governance and guidance on proceeding when the next generation is ready to work is the solution.

A 2021 survey done by PWC with next-generation family businesses shows that this group sees "talent tied with growth as a top priority."

As spring is coming in full bloom, I invite you to ask yourself this important question: “How can I overcome my past fears and shift my outlook?”

Taking a break can help us shift perspective.

Want to have healthy relationships? First, look in the mirror.