Tools for Leadership in Times of Change
Back in 2007, Professors John Cacioppo and Steve Cole discovered that feeling lonely changes people’s genes: it reduces their ability to fight off viruses and increases their risk of inflammatory Continue Reading →
Steve Jobs was an imperfect human being, just like the rest of us. And like all of us, he was never going to live forever. But during his short life Continue Reading →
In a time of change, when short term issues seem urgent and important, thinking about your long term purpose and values might seem like a distraction. But investing the time Continue Reading →
This recent post by Robert Steven Kaplan, Professor of Management Practice and Senior Associate Dean at Harvard Business School, suggests two sets of tools for clarifying your passions: One is to Continue Reading →
This short film summarises a little of The Churning’s philosophy of leadership and life. Yes results matter, but leadership (and life) is not just about how quickly you reach the end: it’s about 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 →
In the 150 years since his death there has not been a single US President better than Abraham Lincoln. A survey in February 2015 still ranked him top. This is a man who led America through Continue Reading →
Despite president-elect Trump announcing that he will look for ways to quit the Paris Climate agreement, leaders of almost 200 other countries have reaffirmed their commitment to the deal — even though America is the world’s second Continue Reading →
When we are living through a time of uncertainty and change we are bound to need new skills. It makes sense to learn these skills from people who are experts Continue Reading →
Rudy Karsan, founder of “one of the world’s most significant HR firms” (bought by IBM in 2012 for $1.3bn), talks about the future of work and why it will be filled not with ‘jobs’ Continue Reading →