Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
For people who like to go a little deeper, this short talk by Alan Watts explores some of the philosophy behind The Churning’s approach to Inner Leadership and becoming antifragile. We are living Continue Reading →
In this time of change, with so many urgent issues to address, spending the time to get clear on your purpose and your values might seem like a distraction. But Continue Reading →
People often ask me why this book is called “The Churning”. I tell them there are three reasons. The first is the churning that is happening all around us: the Continue Reading →
Sometimes we are happy with the lives we are living. Sometimes we feel dissatisfied but we don’t quite know why. The reason for this dissatisfaction is our inner drive to Continue Reading →
In a world of constant change it is easy to feel as if everything is out of control. Technologies have transformed entire industries. Artificial intelligence is set to change even Continue Reading →
As The Churning breaks for the Christmas holidays we thought we’d end with this recent article from the Harvard Business Review. In it, bestselling author Ron Carucci of Navalent describes how self-knowledge Continue Reading →
Great to see Inner Leadership being namechecked by the Institute for Leadership and Management recently. In an article titled “How can leaders win support for unusual business concepts?” Kate Cooper, Continue Reading →
“The UK is in a spectacular mess,” writes Martin Wolf in the Financial Times today. Why? Because “David Cameron launched an unnecessary referendum on EU membership” in order to pacify Continue Reading →
Can a book really tell you why you were born? Probably not. But Chapter 4 of Inner Leadership will ask you to define what it will take for you to have lived a Continue Reading →