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Geopolitics and trade policy are no longer background noise. Tariffs, industrial policy, and currency pressures are reshaping supply chains, balance sheets, and cross-border capital flows, especially across Asia. source https://www.bloomberg.com/professional/insights/risk/building-next-level-risk-capabilities-in-an-age-of-policy-shocks/

Acquiring fundamental conflict resolution skills is critical for effective communication and collaboration in any environment. Active listening allows you to understand others’ perspectives fully, whereas empathy enables you to appreciate differing viewpoints. Emotional intelligence helps you maintain composure during disputes, cultivating constructive dialogue. These skills not merely improve problem-solving but additionally contribute to a healthierContinueContinue reading “Essential Conflict Resolving Skills Everyone Should Master”

Hi everyone, I was writing a blog post, and then just as I was about to publish it, I realized I had already written on the topic! And you know what, the post written 3 years ago was funnier! It was about Plaque and Sack, when you loudly and publicly celebrate a board member, givingContinueContinue reading “Taking a break this week”

For most leaders these last five years have been ones of great volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. Political dynamics, economic shifts, massive layoffs, strategy pivots, technology disruptions, and more are shaping how we lead and what we can accomplish together. Leading through uncertainty is no longer a mere possibility, it’s core to the job description. ContinueContinue reading “The critical move most leaders miss after a crisis”

If your sofa was made between 1970 and 2014, its foam is likely loaded with flame retardants—chemicals that can escape into dust and end up in the air you breathe. A new study led by the California Department of Public Health shows the payoff of swapping it out: people who replaced their old, chemical-filled sofasContinueContinue reading “Getting rid of old furniture immediately starts lowering the toxic flame retardants in your body. Here’s why”