For the internationally mobile executive – whether navigating a joint venture in Singapore, leading a multilateral negotiation for a development bank in Addis Ababa, or presenting quarterly results to a global board in London – a profound realisation eventually dawns: fluency in English is merely your boarding pass. It grants…
In boardrooms around the world, among the executives of the world’s most prestigious institutions, a quiet realisation is dawning. The global business arena no longer rewards mere English proficiency – it demands something far more sophisticated. I have worked as an English coach predominantly in France since 2018. And this…
Gosh! I am so ready to see the back of this year. If 2025 had a mantra, whispered beneath the roar of the waves and the chaos of boxes, it would be this: “Let it go.” This year has been nothing short of a whirlwind – a year marked by…
After three decades in this house, I’m not just packing up a home – I’m dismantling my entire work life. As someone who works fully remotely, my home is my office, my sanctuary, and my productivity hub all in one. The thought of recreating that elsewhere feels equal parts exciting…
After three decades in this home, I find myself in the peculiar limbo of straddling two lives – not quite ready to leave but already packing up the familiar. What began as an exciting new chapter now feels like the dismantling of my entire history, one cardboard box at a…
This cosy little corner is more than just a workspace — it’s my creative sanctuary. It’s where ideas take root, projects come to life, and inspiration is never far away … especially with my ever-watchful muse sitting just a whisker away. Nestled beside a large window, my desk is flooded…
As I navigate my job search, I’ve been reflecting on what it takes to stand out in a competitive market. One thing is clear: a strong CV is essential. It’s not just a summary of my past roles – it’s a strategic tool to showcase my skills, achievements, and potential….
I’ve been grappling with many challenges lately: job fulfilment, life after the death of my spouse, health issues, and navigating single parenting. Over time, resentment has crept in – uncompromising employers; too much to do, too little time; and the list goes on. I held onto these feelings, and they…
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