Why Great Leaders Say No
We seem to be living through a time when elected leaders at least, have succeeded by telling people what they want to hear.
Is this really leadership? We’d say ...
Facilitating Adventurous Conversations
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◀ 1 … 10 11 12 13 14 … 33 ▶We seem to be living through a time when elected leaders at least, have succeeded by telling people what they want to hear.
Is this really leadership? We’d say ...
More than ever it seems that increasing numbers of us are overwhelmed by an ever-growing and never-ending to-do list.
Just as we seem to get some time to catch ...
Way back in March 2016 we wrote about the appeal of maverick leaders. At that time Barak Obama was US president, David Cameron was UK Prime Minister and the Zika ...
Ranulph Fiennes, Ben Fogle and Dervla Murphy live lives filled with adventure. Whilst the closest many of us get is a visit to Cotswold Outdoors, during our lunch ...
A Bank Holiday with the chance of having a 3 or 4 day weekend to recharge is something that every looks forward to. These enforced Bank Holidays should result ...
Movies, plays, novels, even jokes are forms of storytelling and EVERYONE loves them. There were two brothers, one adored opera, his brother loved pantomime. Different genres, both ...
In his recently published book anthropologist David Graeber suggests that up to 40% of jobs have little meaning and purpose. His theory is backed by a 2015 YouGov survey ...
Ikigai, pronounced ee-key-guy, an unfamiliar word to me, is very familiar to the Japanese, although there’s no direct translation in English. The definition isn’t complex though. Ken Mogi, ...
If you’ve considered buying a new car recently you’ll have been offered features such as lane assist, self-parking and satellite navigation. Cars have become cleverer with fully automated ...
Whilst at the helm of GE, Jack Welch would famously slice the bottom 10% of managers each year. Apple openly charge consumers high prices, generating enormous margins. In most ...
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