Sometimes the kindest thing we can do — for ourselves and for others — is to recognise where we belong and where we do not. Today I attended a wonderful… Read more Leading with Kindness: It’s okay not to fit in. →
Joy is a lightness of heart that remains, even when we encounter people who feel cold. True joy runs deeper than circumstance—it’s a quiet strength that no harsh word or… Read more Where True Joy Begins →
In the world of change and transformation projects, you occasionally encounter truly exceptional individuals—leaders. Not only because they are masters of their craft or exceptional problem-solvers who roll up their… Read more Leading with Kindness: Strong, Caring, and Capable →
Kindness begins with leading yourself first. “Before we can truly lift others, we must learn to lift ourselves — with self-love, clear boundaries, and, just as importantly, joy” If your… Read more Kindness begins with leading yourself first →
Many of us know that gratitude is good for us—but how often do we actually pause to acknowledge the good moments, the kind human encounters, the unexpected blessings, and the… Read more Gratitude:Sunday giving →
Antoinette Raymond, PhD, is a behavioural scientist, organisational psychologist, and executive advisor. As Founder of Saker Lynd & Co, she brings sharp psychological insight to strategy, aligning behaviours, cultures, and… Read more Leading with Kindness: Antoinette Raymond →
It’s easy for our hearts to grow hard when people or circumstances disappoint us more often than we’d like. “For the hearts of these people are hardened,and their ears cannot… Read more Leading with Longevity: Lead life with a soft heart, not a hardened one. →
Criticism carries both power and poison. When it’s offered with love and received with humility, constructive criticism can help shape us into better people. It challenges us to grow if… Read more Leading with Longevity: Criticism →