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Leda Karabela
What interests me is helping sharp, intelligently curious people overcome barriers that may be keeping them from achieving more. Passion and boldness can make the art and science of leading easier to navigate. So, have fire; feel with your brain; don't be afraid.
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Having spent the last three days in New Orleans with a team of TED fellows and a group of volunteers whose only job was to help these incredibly inspiring young men and women bring their vision to life, I … Continue reading
How is it that so often life clashes with the great and brilliantly glorious ideas that occasionally pop through our brains? I am not necessarily referring to justice, world peace, bold dreaming, equality and all these noble and majestic uplifting … Continue reading
“So, what do you do?…” people I meet for the first time, habitually and politely, ask me. And I launch into my explanation of what it is I do for a living – (other than breathe the air and consume … Continue reading
After a couple of years worth of work as a solitary and lone soldier, following more than a couple of decades of more traditional executive life, yesterday was the one of these extremely rare days I stayed away from my … Continue reading
Having flown into New York for a brief business trip, I once again find myself in the familiar place of “virtumulti”-tasking. Clients in Europe and the US go on with their scheduled calls, the NY based business appointments are kept, … Continue reading
