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  • Your presence matters

    In a world moving at full speed, where notifications ring louder than intuition and attention is fragmented, it is easy to forget the profound power of simply being present. But presence—true, soul-level presence—is more than just showing up. It is a gift. It is healing. And it matters more than we might ever realize. We…

  • The nature of clarity and anger

    There is an old proverb that states: «You cannot see your reflection in boiling water. Similarly, you cannot see the truth in a state of anger.» This simple yet profound metaphor highlights the essence of emotional clarity and perception. Just as turbulent water distorts any image that tries to reflect upon its surface, a mind…

  • Why do incompetent people end up in positions of power?

    Throughout history, and even in modern organizations, there are countless examples of incompetent individuals ascending to positions of power. This paradox has puzzled researchers, professionals, and the general public alike: Why do individuals who lack the necessary leadership competencies often find themselves in charge of decision-making, resource allocation, and strategic direction? A team of researchers…

  • Business as a force for hope

    In times of uncertainty and upheaval, I believe businesses play a pivotal role in shaping the resilience and optimism of nations. Beyond their economic contributions, businesses can foster hope and courage by empowering communities, promoting stability, and encouraging innovation. Whether facing global crises, economic downturns, or social challenges, businesses hold the unique ability to drive…

  • The concept of relational leadership

    In today’s dynamic and interconnected world, leadership is no longer just about authority, strategy, and execution. It is also about relationships. Relational leadership is an approach that emphasizes the importance of building and maintaining positive interpersonal connections to drive team effectiveness and organizational success. It recognizes that leadership is fundamentally a social process, relying on…

  • Courage: The strength to face fear and adversity

    Courage is one of the most celebrated and profound human virtues. It is the ability to confront fear, pain, uncertainty, and even death while maintaining one’s values and beliefs. Throughout history, courage has been a defining characteristic of leaders, innovators, and everyday individuals who have stood firm in the face of adversity. From ancient warriors…

  • Stop relying on others for validation at work

    Who doesn’t appreciate the acknowledgment of their efforts and wins, or like to impress others occasionally? It feels good when your hard work is noticed and rewarded. But while external validation can be gratifying, an overreliance on it can be limiting and potentially damaging. Cultivating internal validation—a deep, intrinsic sense of self-worth that isn’t dependent…

  • The 3 strategic shifts shaping tomorrow’s healthcare

    In my everyday job I work as Chief Business Development Officer in Motitech AS. A Norwegian company with customers in 10 countries helping older people and people living with dementia to increase their physical activity, cognitive stimulation and social connectedness (https://motiview.com/). We are social entrepreneurs and go with our hearts 1st to serve and support…

  • The 4 pillars of innovation every organization need

    Innovation is not a product of mere luck or happenstance. It flourishes in environments where leaders actively cultivate processes that identify, nurture, and connect promising ideas across the organization. While many companies boast a wealth of ideas, the real challenge lies in fostering ideas that align with emerging trends, push the boundaries of what the…

  • Lessons for startups from failures

    In entrepreneurship, failure is often seen as a badge of honor—a necessary step on the road to success. Yet, the increasing rate of startup failures in the U.S. reveals a sobering reality: not all failures are educational, and many could be avoided altogether. Recent data indicates that U.S. startup failures have increased by 60% in…