What leaders say
Lessons on compassion, humility and magpie habits Leadership isn’t easy. It asks us to keep our heads engaged, our minds curious and our hearts open.… Read More »What leaders say
Challenging perspectives
A counter voice to the status quo
Playfulness at work: fun, vexing, helpful?
Seeing off a voice of doubt, Paul Gentle makes the case that intentional use of play at work can unlock greater collaboration and imagination, and… Read More »Playfulness at work: fun, vexing, helpful?
Love in leadership
Is it time to think about leading with emotions that connect – like love – rather than those that disconnect? Leading with love is a… Read More »Love in leadership
Is it time for a revolution in higher education?
Should we be thinking harder about the way we work in higher education? I went to hear from the Corporate Rebels to find out what… Read More »Is it time for a revolution in higher education?
‘Liven up’ leaders: Time to inoculate against zombification. Or not?
What is zombie leadership and what does it look like? Stella Jones-Devitt and Liz Austen examine what we risk if we endorse this cultural status-quo,… Read More »‘Liven up’ leaders: Time to inoculate against zombification. Or not?
The power of not knowing
How confident are you to say that you don’t have the answer? Not knowing is powerful. It encourages us to question, rather than assume. It enables… Read More »The power of not knowing
Distraction: Evil or Art?
Distraction. A word we associate with falling behind; clock ticking; unfocused thoughts. But what about the unexpected joys and unforeseen creativity it can bring? And… Read More »Distraction: Evil or Art?