When Teaching Becomes Learning

My work is very humbling. Even if I wanted to live my life unchecked, I can't. Whether as a business owner or as a leadership trainer, I have...

Are They Really Working? The 5 Big Concerns Leaders Have About Remote Work

A CEO once asked me: “Adora, are they really working when I can’t see them?” He’s not alone. Since I began researching remote work, I’ve had...

The Day I Pressed Send and Ran Away

It was October 2009, six months after I had resigned from my job. I wasn’t very clear on what was next, only that I craved independence and...

Passion or Paycheck

When I graduated, I didn’t follow my passion. Infact, I did the opposite, and it’s one of the best career decisions I ever made. At the time,...

Finally, a Better Way to Measure Engagement in Hybrid and Remote Teams

Traditional engagement surveys weren’t built for remote work, this framework was. If you’re still using the same engagement surveys you used...
Company Culture

Company Culture

I was facilitating a workshop when the question of corporate culture came up. I asked the group what their culture was and one of the business leaders confidently replied, 'we don't have one.' I had spent 3 days with this team and watched them arrive late every...

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Paw Patrol, Paw patrol

Paw Patrol, Paw patrol

Paw Patrol, Paw PatrolWhenever you're in troublePaw Patrol, Paw PatrolWe'll be there on the doubleNo job's too bigNo pup's too small!Paw Patrol, we're on a roll My children love the cartoon Paw Patrol. I have never watched an episode from start to finish but I can...

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HR, A NOBLE PROFESSION

HR, A NOBLE PROFESSION

Someone asked me the other day whether they were sharing money as bait to join the HR profession. They were referring to the ever-increasing influx of people, mostly women by the way, opting for a career in HR. In more recent times, HR has gained more respect as a...

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perfection

perfection

I remember when I gained the insight that one of the most ineffective personality profiles was the perfectionist. I didn’t really understand why, after all perfect meant high standards. The perfectionist sought perfection to a state of paralysis, never making...

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Mental Health treatment

Mental Health treatment

I noticed the column on the left is mental health treatment that is often stigmatised so most people would probably see it as a last resort. While the column on the right represents self-help therapy which many of us do in one way or the other but don't realise are...

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entrepreneurship

entrepreneurship

Business is not for everyone. If we are all entrepreneurs and business owners who will do the work? For me, success is when you are doing what gives you fulfillment regardless of what anyone else is saying. It is false to say that being an employee is slavery or...

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Work From Home

Work From Home

So last week, I was meeting up with a friend who lives in London. She was visiting Nigeria, she was not on vacation, she would be working from home. Everytime, we spoke or planned to meet during the week, we were mindful of her work schedule. It was break time or...

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I Still Don’t Believe in Side Hustles

I Still Don’t Believe in Side Hustles

I never believed in side hustles, I still don't. It's a poor strategy, especially at the start one's career. For many, it is the reason for their mediocrity. Spreading yourself too thin. Jack of all trades, master of none. Focus on one thing and become an expert. It...

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Signs that its time to leave a job

Signs that its time to leave a job

How do you know it's time to leave a job? If anyone knows about being miserable on a job, I have a first-class, so listen to me. The worst cases are when you are actually good at your job, everyone tries to convince you to stay, argh! There are a few signs that tell...

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