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Shahmeen's work with our executive team revealed some important truths about our strengths and gaps, and helped catalyze a series of actions that have changed the make-up and relationship of the team. We are much better for the work, as individuals and as parts of a...
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"As a new CEO, with a new executive leadership team, Anjali Leadership has provided a practical yet heartfelt approach to deepening our relationships and preparing us to have meaningful conversations. Through the work, Shahmeen and Juan have personally coached each...
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Testimonial 18
Shahmeen's work with our executive team revealed some important truths about our strengths and gaps, and helped catalyze a series of actions that have changed the make-up and relationship of the team. We are much better for the work, as individuals and as parts of a...
Testimonial 17
"As a new CEO, with a new executive leadership team, Anjali Leadership has provided a practical yet heartfelt approach to deepening our relationships and preparing us to have meaningful conversations. Through the work, Shahmeen and Juan have personally coached each...
Testimonial 16
"Over and over again, I've asked Shahmeen to step in front of my most cherished communities (my high-end clients, my mastermind groups) and lead them in exercises to growing their presence and leadership. It's amazing the power and intimacy that Shahmeen can create in...
From Concept to Practice: Making Leadership Real
"You're not conceptual," one of my mentors once told me. I remember feeling crushed by what I perceived as criticism at the time. For someone who’d spent years studying leadership theories, frameworks, and best practices, it felt like a dismissal of my intellectual...
We Need a New Kind of Leadership
The world is calling for a new kind of leadership. One that isn’t just about authority, results, and bottom lines, but about fostering trust, building resilience, and creating meaningful connections. The challenges we face—within our organizations, our communities,...
What Do Skydiving and Leadership Have in Common?
You might not think skydiving and leadership have much overlap—one is hurtling towards the earth at 200 km/h, and the other is navigating boardrooms and strategic plans. But after 520 jumps out of perfectly good airplanes, I can tell you this: they are more alike than...
A Primer for Leaders Who Want to Cultivate Humility: A Path to Transformative Leadership
In my years of working with leaders across industries, I’ve noticed a common thread: the most impactful leaders aren’t necessarily the loudest, the smartest, or the most charismatic—they are often the most humble. But humility in leadership doesn’t mean being meek,...
The Myth of “Crazy Busy”: Why Productivity Doesn’t Have to Cost Your Humanity
There was a time when being crazy busy was worn like a badge of honor. Packed calendars, skipped lunches, and inboxes overflowing with unread emails were seen as evidence of dedication and hard work. But here’s the truth: Crazy busy isn’t a sustainable strategy—it’s a...
Reactive Leadership vs. Optimal Leadership: Are You Leading Like a Thermostat?
Imagine walking into a room on a warm day. The thermostat is set to 23°C, and the air conditioner kicks in when the temperature rises above that threshold. Once the temperature drops back to the set point, the AC turns off. This system works well for its intended...
What Does Love Have to Do with Leadership?
A lot, as it turns out. When we think about leadership, words like strategy, vision, and execution often take center stage. But there's another word—one that's less commonly associated with leadership—that holds immense power: love. At first glance, love might feel...
The Dance Party Dream: A Vision for Leadership and Connection
I have a dream. It’s not a new dream. In fact, it’s probably one that lives somewhere deep inside every one of us. It’s a dream of a global dance party. In this dream, people from all walks of life come together—leaders, team members, neighbors, strangers—and they...
The Fear No One Talks About: How Invisible Culture Shapes Your Organization
"We have a culture of fear here," Said no executive, ever. Fear isn’t something most leaders willingly admit exists in their organization. It’s not even a word they’re comfortable with. But if we set aside the word fear, and instead look at the behaviors it creates,...
What If They Disagree With My Vision? The Fear That Holds Leaders Back
"What if they disagree with my vision?" It’s a question I’ve heard countless times from leaders who are wrestling with how—and whether—to share what they truly see for their teams and organizations. And honestly? It’s a vulnerable place to be. Because sharing your...
The Cost of Avoiding Difficult Conversations—and Why It’s Worth Facing Them Head-On
"We don't have difficult conversations well." I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this from leaders over the past two decades. Sometimes they mean, “We have these conversations, but they go badly.” More often, they mean, “We avoid them altogether.” Either way,...
From Separation to Connection: The Leadership Pattern That Pushes Others Away
I’ll never forget him. He sat in the farthest chair from the front of the room, arms crossed tightly, forehead furrowed, and skepticism etched across his face. On Day 1, he challenged almost everything I said. At first, I found it refreshing—at least he was engaged!...
“It’s Possible That I Caused This” — The Reflection That Changes Everything
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with leaders across industries, cultures, and roles. From executives in corner offices to team leads on the frontlines, one truth remains constant: our leadership presence creates ripples—intended or not. But here’s...













