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Cultivating Confidence In Your Leadership

As leaders, we know we don’t have the answer for everything, and there will be times when we’re more unsure […]

Developing future leaders can be an expensive business. You’re second-guessing in some ways what’s going to be required in the

Lifelong learning and leadership are two phrases destined to be together. Lifelong learning is a phrase that’s been around a

Last week, we talked about Why Great Leaders Understand The 6 Levels Of Change, which was the first of a two–part article.

Employees around the globe are reporting that change is a constant in organisations today, and while the focus may currently be on

Failure, failing, screwing it up, making mistakes. Things we prefer to avoid like the plague. Yet in our desire to

The cost of employee burnout Burnout is a genuine and increasing concern for many leaders I’m working with today. Now

Do you know the signs of resilience in a leader? Could you spot the signs that tell you an organisation

I don’t believe any leader sets out to do a bad job. I’ve certainly never coached or mentored anyone who

The world’s economic structures and information systems have changed phenomenally over the years and it’s had a significant impact on leadership

This year some of my conversations and work with my clients have encompassed the power of our identity and our

“Working harder” is the mantra of the work ethic. A philosophy that grew through the industrial revolution. In order to