Relating the World to Pasifika
I reflect on the struggles that came from self-imposed limitations and the fear of failure. I talk about my transition to a growth mindset, and the importance of embracing challenges, learning from mistakes, and seeking improvement. I also address the specific challenges faced by the Pasifika community in adopting a growth mindset, highlighting the need for self-awareness and overcoming societal expectations.
Does sustainable development trump indigenous rights? This article is the "on the ground" perspective of an indigenous community leader.
I reflect on 2023 - the wins and lessons. I also write down some of my goals for 2024, while also challenging you to do this same reflection exercise.
Self-imposed limitations hold us back from reaching our full potential. As Pasifika, I believe this is something we need to become more aware of and work towards overcoming as a people.
We talk about how to switch between a work mindset — before heading to work — and home mindset — as you prepare to head home. We use parallelism, in the form of traditional iTaukei protocols, to highlight how creating routines and habits can boost productivity at work while maintaining work-life balance.
Company Culture is a topic that modern theorists love to study, but can indigenous values be used to better understand it? iTaukei value systems can and we see that in this article.
Is there a connection between an iTaukei ceremony and the onboarding process in organizations? We answer this question in this article.
Feedback is important for growth. So why do we fear giving it? Here are some of my thoughts on why we, Pasifika, are sometimes reluctant to give it and how we can.
In collaboration with Ordinaire Fiji on their thoughts on the entrepreneurial journey they took and their take on natural products.
Digital marketing tips by Anish Krishna.
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