Ricardo Castelhano – all thoughts are my own

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019

My first “Ask Me Anything” (part 5)

This is it, the last part of my, first ever, AMA session. I just got five questions but, honestly, I wasn’t expecting that many. It was a real pleasure and I’m grateful for those that spent some of their time thinking about their questions and, of course, to those that have been following this AMA session. Please find here the first, second, third and fourth questions. Now, time to answer the last question:

January 10, 2019January 23, 2019

My first “Ask Me Anything” (part 4)

The fourth part of my first ever AMA session.

The first question was about learnings, the second question was about fears and the third question was about challenging moments and motivation.
In this part the question is about what I would do if the enemy sleeps deep inside the team.

January 9, 2019January 23, 2019

My first “Ask Me Anything” (part 3)

The third part of this AMA session.
The first question was about learnings, the second question was about fears.
What will this third question brings ?

January 7, 2019January 23, 2019

My first “Ask Me Anything” (part 2)

As I wrote in the first part of this series, I had to split my AMA session into several blog posts. Not because I had that many questions, but the few ones deserved sincere answers. Preventing a humongous dimension which would block most people from reading on, I decided this way. This is the second question:

January 4, 2019January 23, 2019

My first “Ask Me Anything”

2018 began in a rough tone. The year before was a rough one. I had some challenges professionally – an element of my team was cut and another one was sent to work as an outsourcing – and I had a tough financial setback in my personal life. But I kept moving forward, I kept optimistic, and I kept working hard. It eventually paid-of for a great 2018. I felt that I did learned so very much. I felt that all those issues and setbacks helped to my improvement as a person, and as a leader. I believe that we should share all the teachings that life provides, so I thought on doing my very first “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) session.