She has done everything right, yet something still feels wrong. For high-achieving women who feel the weight of constant doing and the quiet ache for something more, this article explores the divine feminine energetics behind burnout and the invitation to rise in a new way.

There’s a lot of noise about AI right now, wild promises, cute image generators, and the kind of advice that feels more Silicon Valley than human-centred. But here’s the thing: it’s here to stay...

Teams are emotional ecosystems, recognizing each person’s state is the first step toward building resilience. Conflict is a natural part of both personal and professional life, yet how we navigate...

You excel at getting things done. You’re praised for your diligence and your knack for keeping the peace in the office. Yet, somewhere deep inside, there’s a persistent sense that you’re not fully stepping into your power. This quiet, internal sabotage is Good Girl Syndrome at work – a conditioned script that may be the silent killer of your career growth.

For many centuries the world seemed to favour assertive and dominant approaches (which we would describe as masculine energy) so it has been refreshing to see women redefining what it means to lead and succeed by using feminine energy...

In today’s fast-paced, complex business world, innovation, agility, and collaboration aren’t just nice to have, they are a prerequisite. These essential qualities don’t thrive in just any environment.

Somewhere along the way, we started believing that leadership was about how much you could endure. We celebrated leaders who worked the longest hours...

Those of you who read my previous Brainz article, ‘The Crucial Role of Personal Wellbeing in Effective Leadership’, will know I am keen to educate leaders and organisations on the symbiotic relationship between employee wellbeing and excellent leadership. This article looks at that topic from the opposite perspective, namely the importance of exceptional leadership for employee wellbeing.

In the quiet spaces between meetings, school runs, inboxes and endless to-do lists, a particular kind of woman is silently struggling.

Welcome to this new chapter in our journey through the world of authentic charisma. After exploring presence, eye contact, and the attitude behind personal magnetism, it’s time to shift our focus to a less discussed, yet equally powerful, dimension: the way we move and carry ourselves in the world.

Inclusion is more than a buzzword; it’s a leadership practice that demands more than good intentions and surface-level initiatives.

While there is nearly always a good supply of “can-do” prospects with their resumes on various internet sites, the executives...

In today’s evolving workplace, women are making notable strides in leadership roles across various industries. However, despite the progress...

Have you ever walked out of a meeting thinking you nailed it, only to realize days later that your message didn’t hit the mark at all?

Success in the fast-paced world of contemporary business takes strategic vision in addition to a robust skill base. Aspiring...

Exemplary executives, leaders, and entrepreneurs can be their best without feeling superior to others. Unfortunately, this attitude...

There’s a phrase that gets thrown around in the workplace a lot these days: psychological safety. And while it might sound like another...

Gorgeous, have you heard how presence and presentation are fundamental for visibility? I guess you have heard a lot about it.

In a world that is continuously evolving, where every tick of the clock ushers in a new trend, CEOs teeter on the brink of a daunting...

In the landscape of leadership, challenges often emerge unexpectedly, demanding not only practical solutions but also a deep commitment...

As I reflect on my 30-year tenure as CEO of Disability Direct, one lesson stands above all: succession planning is not just a procedural...

A deep dive into how breathwork can help entrepreneurs and executives stay calm, focused, and innovative under pressure.

There’s this famous quote by Shirley Chisholm: “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” It takes a little of...

We love to say it. Wear it like a badge of honor. "I’m a strong, independent woman.” But what if that very independence we’re so proud...