4 Tips to Revamp Your Attitude for Success
by Silvia Damiano on 18 April 2019
The prevailing attitude in the workplace can create the conditions needed for innovative growth, or it can lead to a toxic environment where new ideas are unwelcome. The willingness to embrace doing things in a new way and adopting a positive mindset in regards to experimentation are …
Flying Into A Future Of Imagination With The Right Attitude
by Silvia Damiano on 3 May 2018
Everyone has times where they feel down, and these moments are normal for humans. But, if these feelings are constant, something is wrong. If other people are causing these types of emotions, it’s time to take a stand. Anyone can accomplish astonishing feats, and blocking the naysayer …
And Remember, You’re Worth It
by Silvia Damiano on 27 March 2018
We all have days that are tainted with disgust in ourselves. When nothing went right, and the stresses seemed overwhelming. It’s only human to have these feelings sometimes, and so often it turns back to how we perceive ourselves.
Add A Little Funkiness To Your Leadership Style
by Silvia Damiano on 13 March 2018
The 1980s and 90s were a colourful time for many. Even those who were born after this time period are aware of the influence that rapidly changing technology had on culture, music, and life in general. This was the age of pop videos and Madonna, of brand-new rap music and hair scrunch …
Be Like Elsa and Don’t Be Afraid to Change Your Leadership Style
by Silvia Damiano on 6 March 2018
Many people are reluctant to face changes and new ideas. Humans tend to get settled and feel comfortable with the patterns and repetitions of yesterday. But, is this the best way to approach leadership? Not being able to change means not being able to keep up with this Imagination Age …
Your Car Won’t Start, And Oh, The Coffee Machine Is Broken
by Silvia Damiano on 22 February 2018
Everyone has days where nothing seems to fall into place. Mishaps, unfortunate coincidences, and accidents can ruin the day. But, in situations like this, it’s important to take a step back and really look at what there is to be thankful for.
Keeping Conversations Beside the Watercooler Meaningful
by Silvia Damiano on 15 February 2018
Gossip in a work environment can range from benign to toxic. The dynamics of working with large, diverse groups of people inevitably lead to squabbles and resentments; it seems to be human nature. But instead of automatically assuming the worst, try to focus on a positive attitude tha …
Becoming A Super-Leader In Three Easy Steps!
by Silvia Damiano on 6 February 2018
Many leaders are expected to be expert multitaskers and very nearly ‘super-leaders,' who are innovative and ready to handle anything. While some leaders have a clear vision of the future, others look ahead and only see a gray fog. Setting audacious goals can help leaders work towards …
Don’t Let The Life You Want Pass You By
by Silvia Damiano on 4 January 2018
Too often, we put the needs of others first. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t complete a big report before taking a nap, but there is an invisible line in the sand. On one side, you always put yourself first, and you don’t care about anything or anyone else. On the other side, you …
The Awesome Power Of A Positive Mind
by Silvia Damiano on 21 December 2017
Have you ever had to attend an event that you were dreading? Maybe it was a wedding or a social outing with neighbours that you can’t stand, or maybe it was work-related. Did you feel resentful or angry that you were expected to attend? We all have situations where we must ‘grin and b …
It's Time To Break The Silence Of The Lift
by Silvia Damiano on 9 November 2017
Think of a typical day in the office. Everyone steps into the lift. Maybe someone dares to smile or make a comment. But, most people are probably silent, lost in their own thoughts, or simply afraid to break elevator etiquette.
Perfection & Why You Will Never Attain It
by Silvia Damiano on 12 October 2017
Do you have days where you just don’t feel like you are ‘good enough’? It doesn’t matter what it pertains to—maybe you missed a typo on a critical report, or didn’t quite make a deadline, or forgot to refill the water in the coffeepot. Big or small, these things tend to weigh us down.