The Work

I started my own consultancy thinking I’d be offering fresh perspectives to businesses. Instead, I found myself learning just as much about ego, trust, generational differences, and corporate politics. Turns out, being a good strategist isn’t always about having the best answer. Sometimes it’s about knowing when to listen.

I particularly like “The Art of Reading the Room (and Leaving Your Ego Outside)” because it ties together every experience without making the article sound like a lecture on leadership. It also gives your readers something to reflect on, rather than telling them how they should behave at work.

A title doesn’t just come with authority. It comes with responsibility. The higher you go, the less your job becomes about doing the work yourself and the more it becomes about helping everyone else succeed.

The F&B industry especially has changed dramatically. Or Maybe we’re just evolving.

“Emotions are information. Facts are evidence. Know the difference before you walk into any room.”

When caring deeply VS the art of knowing when to step back, the line can get blurry.

One Day at A Time!

There is nothing too personal when it comes to work, either you perform or kissing ass to stay longer in corporate.

Earning trust at work isn’t about passion—it’s about showing up, listening, and speaking the same language as your team.

On a scale of 1-5, How Foodie are you?

The Joy of Being Underrated!