Jacqueline Brassey

Dec 6, 2024 | mckinsey.com | Jacqueline Brassey |Aaron De Smet |Dana Maor

Unexpected crises, volatility, and a generally accelerated pace of change have increasingly become the norm. But it doesn’t feel normal. For many, it feels stressful and exhausting.

Sep 19, 2024 | maastrichtuniversity.nl | Jacqueline Brassey

Searching for answers, Jikkie, with her scientific background, delved into the research on self-confidence. “I discovered so many gems of information and thought, ‘Why didn’t I know this earlier?’ So, I started sharing it, and people loved it. That’s when I decided: if people find this so useful, I’m going to write a book about it!”Text continues below the photo. To get her book published, she needed to find the right publisher.

Sep 19, 2023 | msn.com | Jacqueline Brassey |Aaron De Smet

We’ve all learned to be resilient. The pandemic taught us that if nothing else. We’ve learned to get back up after a setback, to keep pressing forward, put in the time, do the work, and carry on. That’s no longer enough. Think back to a couple of weeks before your last vacation. You were trying to wrap up a million projects at work before heading out while juggling shopping, travel plans, and perhaps even feeling sick. Your attention was divided as you bounced from task to task.

Sep 19, 2023 | fortune.com | Jacqueline Brassey |Aaron De Smet

We’ve all learned to be resilient. The pandemic taught us that if nothing else. We’ve learned to get back up after a setback, to keep pressing forward, put in the time, do the work, and carry on. That’s no longer enough. Think back to a couple of weeks before your last vacation. You were trying to wrap up a million projects at work before heading out while juggling shopping, travel plans, and perhaps even feeling sick. Your attention was divided as you bounced from task to task.

Mar 10, 2023 | hbritalia.it | Jacqueline Brassey |Aaron De Smet

IN SITUAZIONI SCONOSCIUTE e ad alto rischio, può essere difficile mantenere la calma e l'apertura mentale. La nostra reazione istintiva è quella di attenersi a ciò che ha funzionato in passato. Questo è normale e può funzionare bene in situazioni familiari, ma ricorrere alle vecchie abitudini in situazioni nuove che richiedono nuove soluzioni è di solito una ricetta per il fallimento.