By Nana Dooreck. Founder at Rubicore - @RubicoreCo My dad is 78 years old. He’s usually the first person to tell me about the new features of an iOS update or a recently launched platform. How does he know all this? Well, he always says, “not a day goes by without learning something new.” From photography to
Are you learning a new skill? Whether you’re learning a language, instrument, or sport, there’s science-backed learning hacks you can systematically follow to learn it faster. With technology, communication tools, and access to information, there’s no limit to what you can learn today. We’ve curated our top 7 learning hacks that you can use for
Wilma supported over 5 conferences and training seminars last week! Here's a little insight to what went on... "fantastically run and inspiring conference.” - Delegate “I would highly recommend this event to any of my peers.”- Delegate “Outstanding! Wish I had an Eleanor avatar to help with all my career challenges and opportunities. This is
One of the most difficult things about being a leader is knowing how to connect with different people. Leading someone who is like you or thinks the way you think is much easier than leading someone who has radically different views from you. Leaders must be able to connect with everyone on their team, especially
Written by By Cara Smith Success and happiness are the two pillars of your life which stand firmly, as per the hobbies in your life. So it becomes very important to resist the temptation of trying to make some cash out of your hobby. It often kills your love for it. But the trick here is
Humans are creatures of habit so it’s easy to get stuck in a routine. The majority of us get up at the same time every day, order the same coffee every morning and go to work day and day out. Our comfort zone is a behavioural space where activities and behaviours fit a routine
Are you usually punctual or late? Do you finish things within the time you stipulate? Do you hand in your reports/work on time? Are you able to accomplish what you want to do before deadlines? Are you a good time manager? If your answer is “no” to any of the questions above, that means you’re
Written by Caryn Walsh, Business Consultant, International Leadership and team Development Specialist, Facilitator, Executive coach The ‘glass ceiling’ has a limiting effect on the ability of women to grow into positions of substantial leadership in any industry and gender equality at senior levels, an area of significant concern, has yet to be achieved across most industries.
It can be tough and lonely at the top. Every day presents with new challenges and demands. Businesses try to keep up with external and internal pressures on a daily basis. Products and services need to get out into the marketplace regularly and consistently for revenue to come in the door. But in today’s busy
Research shows that workplace bullying costs the Australian economy between $6 billion and $36 billion every year and on average, each claim costs employers between $17,000 to $24,000, depending on the case. But it’s not only about the money. The impact of workplace bullying and harassment on other people can be devastating and as fear
