#1. Get out of your head If you’re wrestling with something and can’t seem to find a way forward, empty your head into a journal. Turn over a crisp, fresh page and download all that you are thinking and feeling. Write down your perfect outcome, the current situation, your thoughts, feelings, opportunities, risks and fears. […]
Posted : 9 January 2018
When it comes to leadership, every day is a school day. The best, most successful leaders are undoubtedly the ones who are constantly learning from their successes and from their failures. But learning only has value when it leads to change. In this case ensuring that we optimise the things that are working well whilst […]
Posted : 31 December 2017
As 2017 draws to a close it is only natural that we start to look ahead to the coming year. Between pushing hard to finish this year in a great place and building out our plans for 2018 it’s important, critical even, for us to pause and take stock. As Lao Tzu said, “If you […]
Posted : 18 December 2017
One of the biggest misconceptions I come across in my line of work is that introverts are shy. I have stood with groups of leaders on countless occasions and explained that introversion and extroversion are not about how confident or shy we are; they are about where our energy comes from. During these discussions I […]
Posted : 18 September 2017
You can usually sense that somebody is in victim mode long before they speak. If their body language hasn’t already given them away, it becomes apparent as soon as they start talking. It is not what they say, but how they say it. Eighteen months ago I noticed that there are three character archetypes operating […]
Posted : 3 July 2017
