Recently I’ve had people come up to me, introduce themselves, and tell me they enjoy reading my articles.  (Thank you those at the streets, at the coffee shops, at the gym and at the lift) Some even said my posts inspire them. I can’t tell you how much that means to me. Because the truth is There are moments in my work and life when I feel stressed and discouraged.  Deals fall through.  Clients cancel headcounts.  Roles get relocated elsewhere.  And when that happens, it’s ea

People often ask how I juggle my full-time job, writing regularly on LinkedIn, and working out every day. For me, it all comes down to healthy systems and consistent habits. 🌅 Morning → I read before work to spark new ideas I can share with candidates and clients. 🏋️ Lunch → I head to the gym, not just to train, but also to network with candidates. 🌙 Evening → I journal and brainstorm what to write on LinkedIn. This rhythm has been my anchor for the past two years.  Even m

That’s what a candidate told me over coffee recently  He was frustrated, upset, and questioning his future. He had worked overtime, volunteered for extra projects, and expected a bigger raise and bonus.  Instead, he got 2%. I comforted him and said: “Hey at least we still have jobs. We’re lucky we haven’t been replaced by AI or outsourced yet.” The truth is, I hear this complaint all the time from juniors all the way up to C-level executives.  And honestly, I used to complain