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Being a selfless, people-pleasing leader often feels instinctive. Putting others first brings a sense of satisfaction and reinforces the...

I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on the Liberated Leadership  podcast hosted by Steve Cuss, also a gaming industry veteran....

No work environment is perfect. Even when things are generally going well, there are periods when challenges arise: a sudden rush,...

Merriam Webster defines "quiet" in different ways: Tending to speak very little: not loquacious, the opposite of "excessive talk" Carried...

Breaking Free from the Blindness to Your Own Strengths In this article, I want to delve into a topic that regularly surfaces in my...

As a leader, you may often find yourself questioning your own abilities and effectiveness. Am I doing a good job? Do I have what it takes?

In today's fast-paced and highly competitive business world, the image of a successful leader is often associated with extroversion. We...

I had the pleasure of joining Kevin Britz for the Lunchtime series podcast to talk about quiet leaders and embracing sensitivity and...

I recently spoke at the Women in Games Careers, Development and Networking event, whose overarching theme was "Making Meaningful Change"....

Being a leader is an act of balance, and to be seen as a leader, demonstrate your understanding of that balance. Believe in yourself and lea

A leader is a way of being. You don’t need a team to be a leader. And you can be a manager and not act as a leader.

A theme that is sometimes recurring with my clients is the conversations they have with their team members don’t always have value. Of...

Stepping into management for the time can be a daunting leap. In this article, I share insights on navigating the transition to management.

As an executive coach, I have worked with many women in leadership roles in the tech industry, and one of the most common challenges I...

Living a life aligned with your core values is essential for personal fulfilment and authentic leadership. When you clearly understand...