05/23/2025 Honest Retrospective: One Post, Many Crucial Lessons Learned Read More »
If there’s one practice I’ve carried with me from my time as a Scrum Master and Project Manager, it’s the retrospective. In tech projects, we used to run biweekly retros—a ritual where the team would pause, reflect, and ask: What went well? What didn’t? What should we try next? That simple rhythm of checking in […]
05/21/2025 Writing, Overthinking, and Finding My Voice in a Noisy World Read More »
Writing is hard. There are so many things swirling in my mind, yet putting them down on paper—or screen—is never easy. Journaling helps, but it’s not enough I’ve found that journaling or just writing stuff out helps clear the mental clutter. But sometimes, when you’re juggling everything from SEO-focused blog content to crafting the perfect
Struggles with consistency have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Whether it’s writing, building habits, or staying on track with personal goals, consistency has always been a challenge for me. It’s been quite a while since I last published anything here. When I first launched this blog, I
12/05/2024 Mastering Effective Communication in Project Management for Team Success Read More »
As a Project Manager, I’ve come to realize that effective communication is the cornerstone of any successful project. But here’s the thing: communication is not a skill we’re born with. It’s something we learn, adapt, and refine over time. And even though some may have a natural flair for it, like many, I’ve had to
For this week’s post, I want to touch base with a few essential psychological principles that we, as Project Managers, must consider while working with a team. I’ve used “team” here, not “project,” because a team works for a project, a goal, or something that needs to be delivered. To give a human touch, we’ll