Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
Before the great explorers of old set out on their journeys they would always draw a map of the territories they were about to enter: where was the food and Continue Reading →
This short film from 2014 is still highly relevant today. It describes how Russia’s President Putin, among others, has used disinformation and fake news to undermine people’s perception and understanding Continue Reading →
Yesterday’s post showed how being clear on purpose and values enables you to focus on achieving what matters most, even the most extreme churning. Today we list the seven very practical benefits that taking the Continue Reading →
Different people are motivated by different drivers. Some are motivated by fear, some by fortune. Some by fury, frustration, or the need for fame. And some people seek to liberate Continue Reading →
Professor Dame Sandra Dawson has recently retired as Director of the Judge Business School in Cambridge. In this short video she talks about the essence of leadership, governance, and ethics. Her Continue Reading →
As I work to finalise Volume 1 of The Churning, inner leadership, I am noticing connections between the first and final chapters. Chapter 7 is about how you can move forward to implement Continue Reading →
If you’re like me you probably don’t think of the Dalai Lama as a tough leader. But a Newsweek article this week says that he combines “robes of humility” with Continue Reading →
The Churning is a book on leadership in times of change. It is a ‘how to’ book that aims to identify the key focus areas that will make the most difference Continue Reading →
A simple enough statement: “Efforts and courage are not enough without purpose and direction.” But in a world that is churning all around us, how can we know which purpose and direction is right for Continue Reading →