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When I was nineteen years old I took my youngest brother rowing on a nearby boating lake. He was only six years old and as I rowed us both across Continue Reading →
Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
When I was nineteen years old I took my youngest brother rowing on a nearby boating lake. He was only six years old and as I rowed us both across Continue Reading →
We are living through a time of unprecedented global change — in technology, politics, society, the economy, and of course in the environment. Ten years ago these changes were barely Continue Reading →
Every significant change in our life is accompanied by a psychological and emotional transition. Some of these are small, others large. And when so much change is happening so fast, Continue Reading →
If you want to create something new in this time of change, your first priority is to inspire yourself and others to long to make it happen: As the poet Continue Reading →
Sir Winston Churchill famously said: “You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones at every dog that barks.” This time of global change is bringing us Continue Reading →
When I was still fairly fresh out of business school I was asked to prepare a strategic business plan for a $500m pan-European information technology services company. The industry at Continue Reading →
The brains of our ancestors evolved to notice change because, for them, change might mean one of three things: food, sex, or death. And when the whole world is changing, Continue Reading →
Whenever we travel by plane, every pre-flight safety check tells us exactly the same thing — in the event of an emergency: “… put on your own oxygen mask, secure Continue Reading →
We are living through a time of extraordinary change. And like the growth of Covid-19, the rate of that change is still accelerating. If we want to navigate this time Continue Reading →
We are living through a time of extraordinary change. And every major change we live through is accompanied by a psychological or emotional transition. These are different from changes in several important Continue Reading →
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