

Harini Praveen
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Leadership Isn’t a Title — It’s a Craft Anyone Can Cultivate Core Insights:
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Leadership transcends job titles or ranks.
It’s a deliberate craft anyone can nurture, no matter their role. -
True leadership hinges on influence, not position.
It’s forged through authenticity, empathy, and purposeful actions—not authority. -
Role-modeling values…
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Promotion Is Not Growth. Don’t Confuse the Two.
We’ve all been taught to chase the next title — but what if that mindset is quietly stalling your real development?
In today’s evolving workplace, promotion and growth are no longer synonymous. A job title may elevate your profile, but it doesn’t guarantee deeper skills, emotional…
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Skill Mining: Will Blockchain Make Talent the New Cryptocurrency?
What if skills could be mined like Bitcoin?
Blockchain is reshaping how we verify and trade human potential. Skill mining means recording and tokenizing your abilities on the blockchain, turning your skills into valuable, portable assets.
What Is Skill Mining?
Skill mining captures…
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Why Busyness is the New Professional Insecurity
In today’s always-on work culture, being busy is worn like a badge of honor. A full calendar signals importance—at least on the surface. But beneath this glorified hustle lies a quiet anxiety: busyness has become the new professional insecurity.
The Illusion of Importance
When someone says,…
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💡 5 Career Truths Gen Z Knows That Other Generations Missed
Gen Z is not here to play by outdated rules — they’re here to rewrite them.
While older generations chased stability, titles, and 30-year careers, Gen Z is navigating a wildly different world. One shaped by tech, crises, and a culture that values alignment over applause.
Here are five…
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The Neuroscience of Recognition: Why ‘Thank You’ Hits Harder Than Bonuses
In today’s workplace, leaders often equate motivation with money. While bonuses and perks matter, neuroscience reveals a surprising truth: a sincere “thank you” can create deeper, longer-lasting impact than financial rewards.
The Brain on Recognition
Our brains are wired for…
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