Average reading time – 4 minutes When we look back over the past two years it can be very easy to think that there’s little point in planning beyond the coming week, if not the current day. And for many leaders, the definition of long-term planning has changed from being about the next three years […]
Posted : 12 January 2022
1. Meet and make peace with your Imposter According to a review article published in the International Journal of Behavioral Science, an estimated 70% of people experience the feelings associated with Imposter Syndrome at some stage in their lives. But just because we feel like an imposter in one aspect of our work, on one […]
Posted : 4 January 2022
Guest Post from our Consultant Nutrionist, Carola Becker The busier you are, the better you should eat! I know, sometimes that sounds unachievable – you are working long hours, you are sitting 3m away from your fridge, and feel you don’t have time to eat properly. But there’s a lot at stake – performance does […]
Posted : 25 June 2021
In all the years I’ve been doing the work I do, I’ve never had more emails and social media messages asking for support on a single topic than I’ve had in the past four weeks. That subject is Covid Fatigue….or Lockdown Lethargy. It seems as though many leaders can see their teams are flat and […]
Posted : 17 March 2021
Two minute read. To ‘soldier on’ is to continue doing something even though it is difficult. We often admire people for doing so and hear phrases such as ‘I really admired the way she soldiered on when her department ran into trouble’. Let’s now talk about the R word. Resilience. Resilience and soldiering on often […]
Posted : 10 March 2021
