Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
It’s now four days since I announced the publication of The Churning, Inner Leadership and I have received my first feedback. One reader calls the book: “An excellent guide to riding the waves of Continue Reading →
Inner Leadership is a very practical approach to dealing with change. It describes not only what to do and why it matters but also how to do these things. The book contains more than 30 tools and exercises Continue Reading →
People often ask me who is Inner Leadership for, and the answer is it’s for everyone who wants to find a better way of living through this time of change. But the book brings Continue Reading →
This piece in today’s Financial Times describes how leadership focused around the so-called “strongman leader” is leading us into international instability. “From Moscow to Manila,” Gideon Rachman writes, “… the nationalist “strongman” leader Continue Reading →
The first volume of The Churning is called “Inner Leadership.” It describes a set of skills and techniques for coping with the extra pressures that come from living through a time of change. The book also shows Continue Reading →
We are delighted to announce the publication of The Churning Volume 1, Inner Leadership. The book contains tools for leading ourselves and others during times of change: from staying calm in Continue Reading →
A friend reports that, speaking in Brussels today, US Secretary of State John Kerry said: “The churning has made the job of managing state affairs so much harder.” Exactly. And that Continue Reading →
I am excited to announce that one week from today I will present The Churning in public for the very first time. As part of the Sustainable Brands conference in Copenhagen I will co-deliver a Continue Reading →
I’ll be talking about The Churning and especially the importance of Purpose in business on 13 April, as part of the Purposeful Enterprise Summit:
Anyone can be a leader. But you will do a better job of leading others if you first learn to lead yourself. What does that look like? The Churning says Continue Reading →