In the ever-shifting landscape in today’s world, leadership and management demand more than just horizontal or technical skills and knowledge. The complexities, uncertainties, and changes inherent in the environment necessitate leaders and managers who are …
Edgar H. Schein (1928–2023) is a pioneer scholar and researcher of organizational culture. His insights have shaped how leaders, teams, and organizations approach learning, adaptation, and transformation. We explore Schein’s major contributions, focusing on his …
A Way of Being is one of Carl Rogers’ final works, reflecting on his lifelong journey as a psychologist, therapist, and humanist thinker. It expands on his Person-Centered Approach, emphasizing authenticity, empathy, and personal growth. …
In a rapidly changing world, traditional ways of thinking and leading are no longer sufficient. Otto Scharmer, a senior lecturer at MIT and co-founder of the Presencing Institute, offers a transformative approach to leadership and …
Stephen Covey has left a profound mark in the field of personal and professional development. To me his work offers the wisdom of principles that help individuals, leaders, and organizations achieve lasting success through character, …
Why Trust and Psychological Safety Matter High-performing teams don’t just excel because of talent or strategy—they thrive because they operate in an environment of trust and psychological safety. Research from Google’s Project Aristotle, Amy Edmondson’s …
In today’s complex and fast-paced work environment, teams are at the heart of organizational success. High-performing teams are not just about skills—they thrive on effective collaboration, innovative problem-solving, and the ability to navigate conflict constructively. …
In an era of increasing complexity and uncertainty, leaders must evolve beyond traditional competencies and develop the capacity to think, act, and relate in more sophisticated ways. This transformation is known as Vertical Development, a process that …
In an era of digital communication and rapid decision-making, we often engage in conversations without truly connecting. Yet, it is authentic dialogue, where we listen deeply, engage openly, and meet the other as they are, …
Martin Buber, a 20th-century philosopher, introduced a timeless idea in his book I and Thou. He argued that how we relate to others profoundly shapes our lives. Buber distinguished between two modes of interaction: I-It …
