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Although Thanksgiving is not observed in many parts of the world, the value attached to it - reflection, connection, and gratitude - is universal. At Kokua Hub, we always feel that gratitude is more than a seasonal sentiment; it becomes a state of mind that allows for growth every day.   Gratitude is more than just saying “thank you”, it’s a process of: ➡️ Recognizing and celebrating progress, no matter how small; ➡️ Changing perspective: challenges to opportunities; ➡️ Building deep and meaningful connections.   In the workplace, gratitude becomes a powerful growth tool. It encourages teams to reflect on and celebrate their achievements, and reframe challenges as opportunities, while fostering a culture of possibility and progress.   This season, we invite you to experiment; embrace gratitude in your personal and professional life, not just for what’s already happened, but for what’s ahead!   What’s one thing you’re grateful for today? Let us know in the comments - let’s inspire each other. #Gratitude #GrowthMindset #Coaching #LeadershipDevelopment #Thanksgiving

Conflict or Collaboration? When you find yourself in a heated or stressful conversation, these 5 proven strategies can help you navigate sensitive discussions with confidence, ensuring growth for your team and impact for your business. #conflictresolution #leadership #tips #teamwork #coaching

High performers drive team success, yet they often receive less constructive feedback. This article by Harvard Business Review shares some helpful tips to giving impactful feedback that keeps top talent engaged and growing. Don’t overlook your top contributors, invest in their development to strengthen your team. #leadership #feedback #highperformers #talentretention

Effective collaboration can transform a team, but it’s not always easy. How can managers foster a culture where every voice contributes to success? #collaboration #teamwork #leadership #corevalues

Transforming our inner dialogue isn’t just about self-improvement — it’s a powerful tool for professional growth. By turning our inner critic into a supportive ally, we can build stronger, more trusting relationships with colleagues, clients, and partners. #coaching #selfdevelopment #growthmindset

We are excited that Siobhán Cahalan is joining us as Coach Support & Success Manager at KokuaHub “I’m thrilled to join KokuaHub as Coach Support and Success Manager! With over 20 years of global experience in leadership, operations, and stakeholder management, I’ve had the privilege of working as both an Executive Coach and Coaching Supervisor. This has given me a deep insight into the needs of both clients and coaches. At KokuaHub, I’m excited to foster strong relationships and provide continuous support, all while aligning with our Goal to empower a thriving coaching community who help #remote and #hybrid workforce flourish. Please welcome Siobhan by dropping her an email: Siobhan.Cahalan@kokuahub.com

We’re delighted to welcome Beatrice Pace-Graham to our KokuaHub family! Beatrice lives in Malta and knows first hand the benefits, trials and tribulations to work remote! She joins us in her role of Customer Success Manager. “I’m passionate about the customer success experience. My years in the customer service industry leading teams to deliver top-tier service perfectly, aligns with supporting the growth of our client & coaching community. I’m looking forward to contributing to the success of both our team and our clients!” Please drop her a note to welcome her Beatrice@KokuaHub.com KokuaHub

The Generation Gap - we have listed 15 different tips for the GenZ to overcome issues related to this when they are the boss of Babyboomer team players. Our KokuaHub certified coaches can work with your managers to anticipate their challenges and together prepare strategies to navigate them. Contact us on www.kokuahub.com or Help@kokuaHub.com for a complimentary consultation.

    Jumping to Conclusions It’s a human trait, jumping to conclusions, easily done, but it can have detrimental effects, particularly in business. In our fast paced world, its very easy to make snap judgements based on incomplete information. But rushing ahead to reach conclusions can also lead to missed opportunities, strained relationships, and costly mistakes. Be aware, take a moment to gather facts, even when your instincts scream at you to jump ahead. Reflect on different perspectives, gathering all the information, to allow you make better decisions. In the long run, slowing down to think things through can save time, while  leading to better outcomes. Lets strive to be thoughtful, and not hasty in making judgements. Allow for the fact that all of us operate differently, our brains function differently, our perspectives will be different, and the way in which we deliver information will ultimately vary. So often for example, you can talk yourself out of a contract or sale, as you are too busy jumping ahead and not observing body language, creating your own scenario in your head, when listening and reflecting back can be more effective. Jumping to conclusions can be very tempting, especially when time is short and you are working under pressure, but acting on assumptions can lead to misunderstandings, lost opportunities, and unnecessary conflicts. Taking a step back before making a decision, gathering all the facts, considering multiple perspectives and engaging in open dialogue to ensure clarity, will pay dividends in the long term. #CriticalThinking #MindfulLeadership #PersonalGrowth #DecisionMaking #Leadership #DecisionMaking #CriticalThinking #ProfessionalGrowth#Coaching#Mentoring Summary: Kokua Hub is an international personal development platform that enables organizations to offer a personalized, measurable and a scalable coaching program to all their employees, regardless of their department or seniority. This enables them to gain a multitude of benefits, including increased employee engagement, higher productivity, improved performance, and lower talent turnover. ·       If you’re interested in taking your performance to the next level with your people- please reach out to us at Kokua Hub. ·       We’ve been in your position and have walked in your shoes. ·       We understand your business and growth challenges and the difficulties your people are dealing with. ·       Let’s begin this partnership journey for growth together! https://lnkd.in/gUmqju4G

The 10 Biggest Mistakes to Avoid in Job Interviews. Interviews can be nerve -wracking, but being prepared can help you avoid these common mistakes, making all the difference to your self-confidence and presentation. Whether you are an experienced professional or just starting your career, steer clear of these pitfalls: 1.    Lack of Preparation: Not researching and learning as much as possible about both the company and the new role that you are seeking shows a lack of interest. Do your homework and be ready to state how you can add value. 2.    Not Practising Your Answers: Stumbling over responses to questions can cost you dearly. Practise answering key questions to allow you articulate your thoughts clearly. 3.    Poor Body Language: Slouching, avoiding eye contact or fidgeting sends a negative message. Project confidence and demonstrate full engagement through your body language. 4.    Talking Too Much or Too Little: Striking the right balance here is crucial. Be concise, but through in your responses-don’t dominate the conversation or give just one-word responses. 5.    Negative Criticism of Past Employers:  Criticising previous employers or colleagues will be seen as unprofessional. Focus on what you have learned from your past employment experience instead. 6.    Not Asking Questions: Failing to ask insightful questions about the role or company can indicate a lack of enthusiasm or interest. Prepare thoughtful questions for yourself. 7.    Overemphasising Salary: While your salary is important, bringing it up too early in the process can be off-putting. Leave it to the interviewer to initiate this past of the discussion. 8.    Arriving Late (or Too Early): Time is valuable. Arriving late shows a lack of respect, while arriving too early may create unnecessary pressure. Aim for 5-10 minutes prior to the interview start time. 9.    Neglecting to Follow Up: Not sending a thank-you note after the interview can make you appear disinterested. A simple, polite follow-up email can reinforce your enthusiasm for the role.   10.Not Being Yourself: Trying too hard to fit into the mould is never a good idea. Authenticity is key let your true personality and strengths shine through. Avoiding these mistakes, will take you one step closer to landing that dream job. #jobinterview#CareerTips#InterviewMistakes#JobSearch#SelfDevelopment#Coaching#Mentoring#Leadership ·       If you’re interested in taking your performance to the next level with your people- please reach out to us at Kokua Hub. ·       We’ve been in your position and have walked in your shoes. ·       We understand your business and growth challenges and the difficulties your people are dealing with. ·       Let’s begin this partnership journey for growth together! https://lnkd.in/gUmqju4G