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Author archives: Daniel Colombo
Are companies aware? The 7 levels of personal and business consciousness
The change and uncertainty that we are currently experiencing can mean the opportunity for unparalleled growth.
What is Management 3.0 and why you should pay attention to energize your teams
This model is based on the notion that a system cannot be analyzed as a mere sum of its component parts; rather, it is the relationships and interactions that give it meaning and momentum.
The New Superpower of Companies and Their Brands: Sensory Experiences
Business and home rituals, encounters, creating environments of warmth and support, are becoming more and more essential.
Marie Kondo Is Right: External Clutter Reveals Your Frazzled Internal State
How messiness and disorganization can drain your mental and physical energy.
How to stop feeling unhappy about the success of others
When someone feels unhappy in front of what others exhibit, it is because the mechanism of comparison is activated internally.
How To Apply ‘the Four Agreements’ of Doctor Miguel Ruiz at Work
It depends on where you look at it, the four agreements are expressed very simply, and very profound at the same time.
Fear of Success: The 5 Reasons Fears Paralyze You (and How To Overcome Them)
Do you avoid or miss opportunities? Do you feel guilty about the successful outcome in any aspect of your life? Do you put aside projects that would be important to you?
Resilience in companies: The 5 necessary pillars to strengthen in crises
It is not about resisting what challenges the moment, but about acting positively despite the difficulties, and being able to transform that experience into a constructive one, to forge a new level of learning in life.
Humble leadership: 5 dimensions for a new style of people management
The successive crises in the world, volatility and uncertainty, lead to consider another type of leadership, centered on the human and that gives rise to a genuine and transcendent expression of the role that is exercised.