“The art of being wise is the art of knowing what not to overlook.” William James, psychologist and philosopher When it comes to risk, having too much information can be confusing. Knowing how to cope with the overload helps to create order in an otherwise complex environment. It is for this reason that I like …
The five steps to rejuvenate and bring in the best of yourself Taking a sabbatical from work has transformative powers. Summer is my preferred time to take a sabbatical. It can last anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks. This year, I opted for 6 weeks. It is not a luxury for me; it’s a necessity. Not …
Well before COVID started, I decided to read every book on risk management I could muster. Since then, close to five years now, I’ve read 17 books, cover to cover, ranging from 121 pages to over 600. Crazy!! right? Why would someone who has been hands-on in business and a practitioner for over 30 years do …
Substantial evidence indicates that stress and burnout are significant factors affecting productivity. You already know this! So then, what causes all that stress and burnout? Did you know that 86% of employees have experienced moderate to extreme stress in the past year, primarily from work? This is according to Headspace, in their recently published Workforce …
I celebrate the fact that business managers have asked this question a lot, especially in the past year. The evidence I see is that risk managers are much more self-aware and aware of their internal and external environments, conditions, and circumstances. We have seen an evolution in the maturity of judgement, though the confusion between risk …
