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After five years of researching how new technologies are transforming the workforce, I recently completed my PhD. Throughout this journey, I explored how tools like artificial intelligence (AI), automation, robotics, smart devices, and big data are reshaping the way we work, and what that means for all of us. This week, I’m sharing the key insights that matter most for individuals. Next week, I’ll break down simple, practical ways you can prepare and stay ahead. The “New Tech

The average human loves to plan. We plan our careers, relationships, finances, studies, vacation, and even the kind of life we hope to live. And planning is good; it gives us direction and something to work toward. … But life doesn’t always follow the script. Sometimes, despite doing “everything right,” things still fall apart. The relationship ends. The job disappears. The opportunity passes. The dream takes longer than expected or changes completely. And suddenly, we are st

You might think you need a title, a corner office, or all the authority to create change. The truth? Leadership starts right where you are, with the actions you take and the courage to speak up. Whether at home, at work, or in your community, your influence is already there, waiting for you to claim it. I used to tell myself that I couldn’t make change because of the level I held. I wasn’t a CEO, I wasn’t in the executive suite, and I didn’t wield all the power in the world.

We all have words we wish we’d said, feelings we pushed aside, conversations we avoided. Maybe it’s a friend whose actions hurt more than expected, a colleague whose behaviour frustrates you, or a family member whose tension lingers silently. Silence can feel safe, but too often, it holds us back more than anyone else ever could. I’ve felt it myself. When friendships get strained and I don’t speak up, I carry that tension everywhere, subtly shaping my mood, my focus, and even