Senior professionals spend years working. But they may struggle with the decision on when to leave. Whether it is the role or organisation, when is the right time to let go? A career coaching session can give answers and insights to overcome this confusion. When Is It Time? The real question is not about when
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A leadership coach in Qatar is one of the best resources to help executives adapt to the workplace. Qatar is rapidly developing into a global business hub. Leaders have to lead cross-cultural teams and understand the work dynamics and unwritten rules. A coach can greatly help leaders adjust to a different environment. And also learn
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Experience is the cornerstone among all qualities that senior leaders own. But is experience always enough to lead the team efficiently? An executive leadership coaching program can help experienced leaders overcome challenges and reinvent themselves. Especially when there are newer digital tools and techniques, or when there is a change in role. Why Experience Alone
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There’s a line in an old poem I recited as a child that I only understood decades later. It was never about the crowd cheering you on. It was about what you do when the cheering stops. The poem is Veer Tum Badhe Chalo, a rousing thing, really. Keep moving forward, brave one, it says.
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I was an hour late to pick up my eight-year-old from his swimming class. He had no phone on him, no way to reach me. He just waited. I had been so consumed by work that I simply forgot to come. I still sit with that hour sometimes. And that was the day I decided
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“Usha, your drawing is hopeless.” I was in grade two when my teacher said that to me. I don’t think she gave it a second thought. But I did. That one sentence stayed with me, quietly, for most of my life. For years I believed it without ever really questioning it. I found my creativity
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Over the last week of August, I did a podcast on LinkedIn Live. And in the days before it, while I was sitting with the topic, something quietly dawned on me. Over the years I’ve managed to withstand a fair amount. There’s been real pressure, a few defining moments, and even illness. And yet through
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What Shaped Me By 2018, recruitment had become mundane to me. I want to be honest about that, because it is not the version of this story people expect. I was not chasing another title. I had stopped caring about titles years earlier. I remember completing a major recruitment project where we filled nearly fifty
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In 2006, I did not have a mentor sitting across the table. I had my best companion since childhood, my books. I had just moved to Qatar to begin a career in HR. Everything felt new. The systems were different, the workplace was different, and I was trying to find my feet in a country
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The Practice of Inner Work It was past midnight. The house was quiet, and I was sitting with a journal I had not opened in years. This was 2025. Three rounds of chemo behind me. Covid on top of it. I could not eat much. I could not go out. On paper, I had no
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