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You don’t need to move faster.
You need to reduce unnecessary risk.

When your decision affects income, reputation, or stability,
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Tag: Trinidad and Tobago

  • Are You Ready to Face What Isn’t Working?

    It’s budget time in Trinidad & Tobago — that time of year when everyone, from the corner parlour to corporate boardrooms, pauses to wait. We are holding a collective breath as if the answer to our next move is hiding in a fiscal statement. Meanwhile, the world outside is shifting faster than the headlines. Consumer…

    Giselle

    October 8, 2025
    Alignment, ⚡ Clarity & Realignment, 👥 Leadership
    Alignment, Budget, business denial, clarity, Face what isn’t working, fear, Jack Canfield, losing business, stability, success principles, the economy, Trinidad and Tobago
  • Ambition, Choice & using the Power we already Possess

    Trinidad & Tobago is a paradox. A land that gave the world the steelpan—the only acoustic instrument invented in the 20th century—and birthed icons like Carlisle Chang, who designed our flag and coat of arms, and Sybil Atteck, our first great woman painter. In science, Courtenay Bartholomew diagnosed the first AIDS case in the Anglophone…

    Giselle

    September 7, 2025
    ⚡ Clarity & Realignment, 🧠 Zone of Genius
    ambition, authenticity, Carlisle Chang, choice, Courtenay Bartholomew, Epictetus, John Acuff, steelpan, Sybil Atteck, Trinidad and Tobago
  • Don’t be a Michelin Chef…be a happy one

    I was on a strategy call with my client, TImeout Specialist, Judy Joseph-McSween and she shared her observation – that there are so many happy/unhappy people. I remember years ago being told by a psychiatrist that I was a smiling depressed person. I can relate. So much of our life is spent in pursuit of…we…

    Giselle

    February 1, 2022
    Alignment
    André Chiang, andre and his olive tree, Asian cuisine, chef, chinese chef, essence of life, Michelin, restaurateur, Trinidad and Tobago, Well Paid Professional
  • Carrying a Joke too Far?

    There is a thin line between “getting kicks” and reality. While the ability to laugh at ourselves is a good thing, I feel that we have taken this joke a little too far. Some may argue that it’s true. The question is: Do we want it to REMAIN true for us? If we are thinking…

    Giselle

    January 31, 2019
    Alignment
    change, habits, Lao Tzu, love, negative memes, Trinidad and Tobago
  • With Immediate Effect: Please Separate the Words Customer and Service

    Because one has NOTHING to do with the other! Dear ‪#‎bmobile‬ and any other service provider listening in: Customer service has little to do with what you SAY and more to do with what you deliver. Right now with regard to your call centre you are probably happy that you: 1. are providing a toll…

    Giselle

    October 8, 2015
    Alignment
    bmobile, measuring, poor service, process, Trinidad and Tobago
  • There Are No Guarantees

    I spend quite a bit of time in my head – trying to figure things out. I love structure. I want the comfort of knowing that once I follow the RIGHT steps or the PRESCRIBED steps of those who went before that I would arrive safely at my intended destination, sans surprises! Needless to say…

    Giselle

    May 23, 2014
    Alignment
    Alan Weiss, Alignment, braveblogging, Discovery Coaching, Illana Burk, no guarantee, organization, road blocks, setbacks, Start Something, structure, Tami Smith, The Dawning Point, The Entrepreneurial Equation, The Isolation Process™, Trinidad and Tobago
  • Effficiency versus impact

    During this morning’s quiet time, I was reviewing my business marketing efforts and contemplating whether I in fact was clear about my vision and what I wanted to be ‘known’ for. My mind drifted (as minds are fond of doing 🙂 ) and I got to thinking about solo practitioners, and our quest for efficiency.…

    Giselle

    September 22, 2011
    Alignment
    being rich, Dr. Maxwell Maltz, Dr.Marcia Reynolds, efficiency, God, impact, Paul Zane Pilzer, Psycho-Cybernetics, Seth Godin, SUCCESS magazine, Trinidad and Tobago
  • What’s your “signature dish”?

    When I was attending Bishop Anstey High School back in the seventies 😉 there was an ice cream shop about two blocks away called Carvalhoes Ice Cream Shoppe. Of course you could get the one or two scoop ice cream option but I would save any money I got in order to buy one of…

    Giselle

    August 27, 2010
    Alignment
    customer perception, Joseph’s Restaurant, positioning, restaurants, Shore Things, signature dish, Trinidad and Tobago
  • Why you need to avoid the real world

    Today, anyone can be in business. Tools and technology make what was impossible in years gone by, possible and cost effective. One person can now do the job of three, with a virtual office, operating any where in the world working between ten and forty hours per week. You no longer have to deplete your…

    Giselle

    August 26, 2010
    Alignment
    goals, possibility, real world, taking action, Trinidad and Tobago, what’s possible
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