In what feels like a blink of an eye, we’ve arrived to the month of September, leaving us with one last quarter of the year to achieve our goals both personal and professional. Over the course of the summer, I spent a lot of time thinking about what I have…

Money as a currency is believed to have been invented as early as 5000 B.C., when historians believe that metal objects representing a monetary value was first used. In the many years since, money has solidified its presence as the single most effective and preferred currency, with enormous power and…

Every summer, I look forward to my annual vacation and the chance to disconnect from the daily work routine. One of my most cherished rituals is a ten mile morning walk on the beach that I am religiously committed to, which feeds mind, body and soul. It’s the time in…

Throughout my life — from childhood play to a career in the private sector to public office and beyond — I have not found a single instance of success where collaboration and partnership was not a central tenet and crucial for victory. …

A casual walk down the self-help aisle in any bookshop around the world will showcase hundreds of books that talk about the Law of Attraction, the power of positive thinking and the ability to visualize and manifest all your dreams via a variety of mental tricks and thought control. …

The beginning of every New Year ushers in the possibility of reinvention and transformation thanks to resolutions and being accountable for a certain set of promises that we make to ourselves. Omnipreneurship and all its various tools, are particularly helpful when mapping out goals and supporting a framework of intentional…

Over the past few months, the theme of what divides us and what connects us together as human beings has been under the microscope. While some choose to focus on how very different we all are, I am more interested in looking at what binds us together — the shared…

and how to plan for life. — I have always loved the Benjamin Franklin quote, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail,” and I could easily be accused of overusing it both at work and at home — by my kids in particular. I am, it goes without saying, a planner. I’m less interested…

I have often taken liberty with the English language, and create words that previously did not exist to capture the essence of certain concepts. After serving in the public sector for eight years, I co-wrote a book about applying entrepreneurial practices in government and named it “Governpreneurship”. When it came…