Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
The lessons of Inner Leadership are an essential step to delivering sustainable leadership. They bring stability, focus, alignment, and competitive advantage. This is the fifth in a series of eight articles explaining Continue Reading →
The longest ever personality study has just compared the personalities of almost 200 people aged 77 and with the personalities of the same people when they were aged 14. It found that there is no correlation Continue Reading →
In common with many people taking breaks during this holiday period, The Churning will now be offline until January. This is the darkest time of year, in the northern hemisphere at least, Continue Reading →
In a churning world you can never tell what is going to happen next. Even if you are the President of the European Union, you might wake up one morning to Continue Reading →
Just before Christmas, Time Magazine published an article looking ahead to 2016. “In a world of emergencies,” the article said, “leadership matters — and in 2016 it will become unavoidably obvious that the Continue Reading →
As EU and African leaders meet in Malta to discuss the refugee crisis, this video of recent events in Lesbos shows what no one else has thought of doing: making people laugh. Continue Reading →
Diwali is an ancient Hindu festival, the “Festival of Lights”. Preparations and rituals typically last for five days, centred around the third day, when people offer prayer rituals, or pujas, to Lakshmi, Continue Reading →
As thousands more refugees continue to enter and walk across Europe so the crisis deepens. But a crisis often contains an opportunity. It was the petri dishes that ‘failed’ which Continue Reading →
An inspiring story here from the South Side of Chicago, where a man bought a disused bank and turned it into “a stunning cultural centre.” In doing so he has partly recreated the world Continue Reading →
Back at the turn of this century, Stuart Manley found an old wartime poster in a box of secondhand books. Mary Manley liked the poster so much she had it framed and Continue Reading →