Author name: njerimuchunu

New Year, New You! Happy New Year and New decade Leaders! One of the nagging things about a new year is this business of New Year Resolutions. We all make them — or at least feel that we should make them. Have you ever stopped to ponder what really is behind your New Year resolutions? I […]

Kick Cynicism Out! One evening, I was surfing through TV channels when I saw an elderly man being interviewed on JKLive. To me, it was an amazing interview. This man has significant influence in our nation Kenya. The man is a legit leader. He dressed the part, talked the part and definitely walked the part.

Cynicism – The Slide Begins… Last week, I left you with a provocation…..so what happens? How do you go from being so positive to being so negative? What I have come to discover on my own journey is that at least 3 things happened to my heart as it grew cynical: 1. I knew too

Cynicism Anyone? You never thought you would be a cynic, did you? Neither did I my friend, you are not alone! There was a time when I oozed optimism. As a law student I was very idealistic. I would work hard, get admitted to the Bar and become the best litigation lawyer that ever lived.

What are You Investing In? In the course of my work, I have been privileged to work with leaders from different spheres of life. I like that I get to learn from their years of experience. Recently at a Mastermind Group session, the coach asked a question that got me thinking. She asked, “What are you investing in?” The

Criticism – The Price of Leadership I am really truly blessed. I am a Coach, Speaker, Teacher and facilitator. In these many different roles I get to work closely with leaders and emerging leaders and help them get clarity on their Purpose. Through my work, I have had the opportunity to share my message on many platform’s.

Anxiety in Leadership Greetings Brave Reader!  Life, by its very nature, evolves in patterns of Seasonality. We are given to experiencing life in peaks and troughs. Peaks speak to winning seasons of varied accomplishments. Release of life affirming endorphins which trigger feelings of positivity, euphoria → I can conquer the world, Bring it ON! Conversely, troughs are those seasons

Should You Grieve as a Leader? Grief is a natural response to death or loss. I perceive the grieving process as an opportunity to appropriately mourn a loss and then heal. The process is helped when you acknowledge grief, find support, and allow time for grief to work. We do not only experience grief on

Courageous Leadership In my previous article, I wrote about character in leadership. Today, I will add onto that statement and say that true leadership requires courageous character. Have you ever found yourself in a situation where everything is going completely wrong! The reason for everything going wrong is YOU. You overlooked, forgot or omitted to

Character in Leadership “What you do in secret will always show up in public” The question of leadership and character assumes that leadership is a role because it is roles that imply responsibilities. Roles like father, mother, teacher, lighthouse keeper, captain, etc all have certain responsibilities. But if leadership isn’t a role but an act