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True Leadership: The Courage to Be Disliked for the Right Reasons

By |May 28th, 2025|Categories: Leadership, Personal Development, Relationships, Resilience|Tags: , , |

Disliked for the Right Reasons: The Essence of True Leadership True leadership demands the courage to be disliked for the right reasons. It doesn’t chase popularity, applause, or praise. Instead, it takes ownership—of your team, your mission, and the future you aim to create. Discomfort, disapproval, and misunderstanding often follow, but leaders face them head-on. Why Leaders Get Disliked for Doing What’s Right History remembers the leaders who made unpopular decisions to serve something greater than themselves. Winston Churchill stood firm despite criticism for his bluntness, guiding the free world through war. Nelson Mandela endured decades in prison, labelled

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How Becoming Malta’s First Sex Therapist Changed Me as a Man

By |February 13th, 2025|Categories: Leadership, Personal Development, Relationships, Resilience|Tags: , , |

Expert Sex Therapist Advice from the Start When I first set out on this journey, I thought I was introducing something Malta desperately needed—open, honest, and professional conversations about sex, relationships, and intimacy. I didn’t realise how much this work would reshape me as a man, how it would influence my relationships, and how it would challenge my perception of love, trust, and even myself. A Personal Evolution Being Malta’s first sex therapist wasn’t just about breaking cultural taboos. It forced me to question my beliefs, refine my emotional boundaries, and, at times, navigate unexpected struggles in my personal

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Lessons Learned from Being Malta’s First Sex Therapist

By |February 12th, 2025|Categories: Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Mental Health, Personal Development|Tags: , |

Opening the Conversation No One Wanted When I stepped into the world of sex therapy, I wasn’t just opening a clinic—I was stepping directly into the heart of issues around sex in Malta. I was opening a conversation that many didn’t want to have, challenging silence with honesty and discomfort with truth. Facing Resistance from Every Direction I knew it wouldn’t be easy. Resistance was expected. What I didn’t anticipate was the extent of the pushback—not just from the public, but also from institutions, educators, and even within my professional circles. Every Lesson Was Earned The journey has been

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