I received a question from a listener: “How do I take criticism graciously and make it work in my favor? Is it so bad to defend myself when I’m wrongly perceived?” Today, I address this question. I talk about the purpose of feedback, and I give the reasons why feedback often isn’t as effective as […]
Effective Feedback: What, How, and Why? (Q&A) (#43) Read More »
Happy Holidays, friends! I don’t watch holiday movies for fun, but when I do, I can’t help but see leadership themes weaved into the stories. I thought, for the festive season, why not share some here? Today, I share the leadership lessons that pop up in Home Alone and Elf. I talk about the power
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Fred Mwita is a results-driven corporate strategist who possesses a unique crossover profile, having operated the C-level Suite in various industries such as FMCG, mining, healthcare, banking, and ICT, and with over two decades of hands-on experience, having worked with large multinationals such as Vodacom, Coca Cola, Citi Bank, Diageo, Placer Dome, and now Umeme
Fred Mwita: Behaviours Needed to Thrive in a Crisis (#41) Read More »
Happy Independence Day! On this day in 1961 and 1962, Tanganyika gained her independence and became a republic, respectively. And as we honor Mwalimu Julius Nyerere for being the father of our nation, we can’t let the day pass without honoring the woman who played an equally great role: Bibi Titi Mohamed, the mother of
Independence Day: A Bibi Titi Mohamed Legacy (#40) Read More »
Ruth Shah-Wigley is the Managing Director and Principal Consultant of ARS IURA Consultancy Service Ltd. Her experience includes the application of key international frameworks, multi-stakeholders, and civil society initiatives. She possesses a breadth of specialized expertise in human rights matters, particularly in business and human rights, as well as women’s and children’s rights. Today, Ruth
Ruth Shah-Wigley: Attitude and Adaptability of Leaders (#39) Read More »
Being a leader isn’t easy. In this episode, I share four common traps that leaders fall into and explain how successful leaders avoid them. Today, I talk about the four common traps that successful leaders must avoid. I note the dangers of micromanagement, explaining why it leads to counterproductivity. I note the power of appreciating
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Arafat Haji is a banking professional with over 15 years of experience. He is a certified treasury expert and has been putting his foot forward for years to influence the right decisions to guarantee the best results for customers and teams. He currently works as Managing Director for Zanzibar Insurance Corporation. Today, Arafat comes on
Arafat Haji: Handle Objections & Differences Like a Boss (#37) Read More »
Ritha Johansen is a conservation consultant who happily reminds people of the intricate relationship between man and nature, and the value of honing that relationship. She runs a food and beverage company that offers a healthy variety of refreshments and condiments that focus on replenishing probiotics and boosting immunity. In this episode, she joins us
Ritha Johansen: Finding and Pursuing Your Spark (#35) Read More »
We’re a third of the way to my hundredth episode. This milestone snuck up on me, but here it is, and I owe my thanks to many men and women who have supported my vision and helped me to reach it. Today, I share a compilation of broadcasts to the world from my guests on
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Sarah Majengo is a strategic communications professional with over twenty years of experience in strategy, communications, public affairs, business development, and marketing. She has delivered successful outcomes for companies by addressing strategic operational and leadership challenges for major local and international brands, helping them navigate complex market and operating environment dynamics. Passionate about developing people,
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