When Values Become Empty Taglines
We seem to be slowly drifting towards a place where our values exist beautifully on paper, but our actions tell a completely different story.
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Stories, ideas and observations
Welcome to Reflections, where I share stories, ideas and observations from the world of business and beyond. My hope is that each one helps you make sense of something, whether that’s your business, your thinking or your next step.
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When Boundaries Become Walls: Returning to Clarity and Responsibility
The idea of setting boundaries has become a modern mantra, but has it gone too far? Explore how the original psychological meaning of personal boundaries evolved into today’s trend — and why real boundaries start with clarity, values, and self-responsibility.
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Ubuntu in Business: Building Businesses the Ubuntu Way
Ubuntu in Business starts with a simple truth: I am because we are. Have you ever heard of the Ubuntu philosophy? It’s a beautiful word from Southern Africa that means “I am because we are.” It’s about recognising that our wellbeing, our growth, and even our success are deeply tied to the wellbeing, growth, and success of others.
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No Is a Full Sentence
I believe everything happens for a reason. Not always in the dramatic, life-altering sense. But in the small moments too: the conversations, the emails, the choices that land on your lap when you’re already full to the brim. And so often, we’re presented with two options: Yes or No. And more often than not, we say yes.
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You Don’t Need to Tick Every Box Before Guiding Others
Explore why soul wisdom is enough to guide others, and how inner clarity can lead to confident, heart-led business growth.
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When Business Feels Off: Why It’s Not Just About Strategy (And What to Do Instead)
When your business feels off, it’s not always about your strategy. In this blog, I share why the real answer often lies within – and how inner clarity is the missing piece most women solopreneurs overlook.
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