Author Archives: Nabil Bouassaba

Sarah M was a dedicated leadeship coach. She had a deep understanding of the importance of emotional intelligence and social skills in building successful leaders. Sarah’s own journey to becoming a coach had been a transformational one. She had once struggled with self-confidence and self-awareness, but with the guidance of a compassionate mentor, she hadContinue reading “The Essence of Coaching”

In the rapidly evolving world we live in today, it has become crucial for leaders to renovate their leadership styles to effectively meet the needs of the new generation. The young people of today are the future parents, teachers, managers, and politicians who will shape our society. To ensure a prosperous and harmonious future, itContinue reading “Revamping Leadership”

Academic prowess is not the sole factor that determines a person’s likelihood of future success in today’s fast-paced environment. Students need to put equal effort into developing their emotional intelligence, soft skills, and leadership traits if they want to have powerful personalities and be effective leaders in the future. Students are encouraged to engage inContinue reading “Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders: The Importance of Self-Coaching for Developing EQ and Soft Skills in Students”

Losing a job can be a difficult and emotional experience. The feelings of uncertainty, stress, and anxiety that come with job loss can be overwhelming, and it can be hard to know where to turn for support. If you have recently been laid off, know that you are not alone. Many people go through thisContinue reading “Navigating Job Loss: Tips for Emotional Support and Resources for Those Recently Laid Off”

It is crucial to have goals and dreams, but the question is, what do we do when things get difficult? One of the most vitally crucial aspects of being human is being able to imagine what the future holds and maintain a sense of hope when things don’t go our way. It is important toContinue reading “Becoming A Storm Survivor”

Boost Adaptability   George Bernard Shaw said the reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in adapting the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on man’s unreasonableness.   The ability to adapt is not innate but rather a learned intellectual habit. Being able to quickly learn new abilities and behaviorsContinue reading “Bending and Flexing With Changes”

Self-diving is a cognitive ability that empowers us to adequately comprehend our strengths, shortcomings, and controlling qualities just as others perceive them. Self-diving is the most significant way for us to access our capacity to control our outcomes. Self-diving is similar to self-awareness, which incorporates our capacity to perceive what’s going on within us andContinue reading “Deep Self-Diving (Catching up with ourselves)”

For the avoidance of doubt, let me state unequivocally that I am of the opinion that there is no such thing as an emotional machine, nor do I believe that there ever will be in the near or far future, and the reason for this is that human biology cannot be replicated either by humansContinue reading “Whether or Not You Believe in Affective Computing“

The ability to adapt is not innate but rather a learned intellectual habit. Being able to quickly learn new abilities and behaviors in reaction to shifting circumstances is a critical component of this type of leadership competency, which requires both emotional and social intelligence. These days, the normal stresses that life brings are compounded byContinue reading “Adaptability: How To Bend And Flex With Changes”

  Self-Regulation   Tension and stress are unavoidable as we make our way through the obstacles we face on a daily basis. Difficult circumstances will arise, but how we choose to respond to them is entirely up to us. Here are some tips: Employ the strategy of talking or being silent. When someone cuts youContinue reading “Gray Matter & Leadership: Fostering Resilience – Part 2”