Have you ever been asked to describe your leadership style – perhaps in an interview? I’m sure you have. And if you’re anything like me, I suspect you found that a difficult question to answer or left the interview wishing you’d said something different. I’ve been reflecting on this question recently and have come to […]
Posted : 2 December 2021
Average reading time – 3 minutes 30 seconds I was standing at the top of a mile long, tree lined avenue staring-down at the British Army’s sixth form college in Nottinghamshire. At one end my parents and all they had done for me over the last sixteen years. At the other, the future I’d been […]
Posted : 23 April 2018
The 10th August 2001 was the day that an eight-year journey and dream of becoming an Army Officer finally came true. Whilst that day marked the end of my time at Sandhurst, it was of course just the beginning of my leadership journey. As I marched off the parade square on that warm summers day […]
Posted : 16 January 2018
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
