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Hybrid working: the golden key for change?
As companies shift to a blend of remote and office-based working, leaders have a chance to think differently about how they achieve their goals.
Thought for the week: It’s not about you
Do you feel clear-headed; are you guided by your vision, your purpose, your instinct?
Or are you caught up in the chatter in your mind?
Thought for the week: It happens to all of us
Ever started the week feeling like you need someone to give you a boost? Here’s what to do…
Thought for the week: 4 billion miles and one dot
Taking ourselves to a different level to view the system, taking a greater perspective, or just looking at things from a different point of view to the one we are in.
Thought for the week: Can your discomfort propel you?
How could your discomfort be a doorway to bigger growth and opportunity? What opportunities are there to get curious and play with your habitual responses here?
Thought for the week: Flaming enthusiasm
For each situation you bring your personal awareness and consciousness to, you have the potential to feed success: whatever that might mean for you.
On the edge: Psychological safety and courageous cultures
Psychological safety is fundamental to courageous cultures. Here’s why psychological safety matters, and how you can create it.
Thought for the week: What ducks can teach us about leadership
Inspirational leaders truly walk their talk. As Gandhi advocated, they are “being the change” they want to see in the world.
Thought for the week: The easiest leadership technique there is
Probably the easiest and fastest way to connect back to yourself that we know.
Thought for the week: It’s OK if you disagree with this
If we all agreed and all thought the same way all the time, we wouldn’t be as innovative, resourceful and impactful.
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