Enas Daeki: The Only Thing That Can Stop Me, Is Me
By Sujany Baleswaran With an insatiable passion for all things beauty, Enas Daeki experienced pitfall after pitfall before entering the beauty world, from her father’s death, battling bulimia, fleeing the civil war in Libya to starting a new life in London.
Ryan Nurse: How a Brain Injury Survivor Turned His Life From Depression to Progression
By Sujany Baleswaran After being brutally attacked and rushed to hospital with a fractured skull and a blood clot due to a bleed on the brain, Ryan Nurse was placed into an induced coma, with his life in the hands of
How to Improve Your Self-Esteem in 5 Steps
By Mirela Sula Stop Criticizing Yourself The very first thing that you need to start doing in order to increase your self-esteem is to stop criticizing yourself. Yes, it's such a simple thing to stop, because that is the biggest enemy
Zemar Dajani: An Eternal Learner, Mother, and Cancer Survivor on Embracing Change
By Cynthia Vera Once hailed the “M&A Queen” of advising on “pensions implications in transatlantic mergers and acquisitions”, international woman and cancer survivor Zemar Dajani is an eternal learner who believes that with every challenge we face, comes a new opportunity
How to Manage an Effective Return to the Office
Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity, how to plan for the world of the future Justin Small, Founder of Future Strategy Club, discusses the importance of implementing a VUCA leadership model for an effective return to the office After over a year of
Hatti Suvari: Demystify the Law and Get Legally Speaking
By Sujany Baleswaran The legal world can be overly daunting, with many underlying rules and unspoken terms causing many to fall victim to the expensive legal costs. After experiencing legal services first-hand during her own complex divorce, Hatti Suvari was determined
Reconstructing Power and Leadership in the Post-COVID Era
By Esuna Dugarova Start of the journey When I was born, my father felt bitterly disappointed. After all, we, the Buryats, traditionally believe that it is a boy who carries on the family line, and a girl doesn’t count. Even a name
The Power of the Law of Attraction: 8 Steps to Make It Work for You
By Mirela Sula With the release of books like ‘The Secret’ and countless self-help documentaries on Netflix, the law of attraction has slowly become a growing household topic. The world is starting to become conscious of this connection between the universe,
The Damages of Conservatorships and Abusive Relationships on Women’s Mental Health with Dr Lipov
By Cynthia Vera Though it’s still considered a taboo subject in our society, mental health and its recognition has been at the in the spotlight with notable, accomplished athletics like U.S Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and Grand Slam tennis player Naomi
Joan E. Murray: Life Lessons Rooted in Faith
By Sujany Baleswaran After losing her friend to leukaemia, at the young age of 12 years old, Joan E Murray started questioning her future and her beliefs. Dedicating her life to religion, author Joan E. Murray became the founder and CEO