Unifying Team Goals

Unifying Team Goals: A Shared Purpose and the Road to Success Last week, we explored the importance of empathy, the first cog in my leadership wheel, which I discuss in my book, “The Illustrated Guide to Leadership Soft Skills”. Now, we’re moving onto the next facet of that wheel; unifying team goals. This series explores […]
Empathy: The First Cog in a Wheel of Leadership

Empathy: The First Cog in a Wheel of Leadership Introduction As leaders, we often focus on what we do, but it’s essential to remember how we do things is just as important. This new series explores the core principles of leadership. I’m starting with Empathy: a topic that I explore in my new book, “The Illustrated Guide to Leadership Soft Skills”. […]
Stuck In The Mud

Some situations are so sticky the more you try to dig yourself out of them, the higher the probability of becoming more stuck.
Life Can Feel Quite Hard Sometimes

Admitting that life can be hard at times isn’t a weakness, it’s a fact. It’s not a hurdle to jump over, it’s a chance to do what social creatures do best, help each other.
How Leaders Can Help Individuals Share Their Good Work.

For many, feeling comfortable highlighting our achievements is like learning to play a literal trumpet.
Leadership Skills For Uniting Diverse Thinking

Having a one-size-fits-all leadership approach to learning, personal development, coaching, and conversations will likely leave you falling short of bringing out the best of every individual.
Genuine Smiles Change The Flavour

Work feels different when genuine smiles are being shared around the room.
Self Belief

One of the influences on self-belief is the thoughts and labels we give ourselves.
Hide and Overthink

Shyness and introversion in a team member can feel like a game of hide and seek to their manager or peers.
Quiet Up There

It is a challenge to concentrate when you’re thoughts are at odds with each other.
Visual Management and Ranking the Team

We love to label, rate and rank.
The Next Step Matters

You can’t change where you’ve been. But you can change where you are heading.