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How a Culture of Self-Abandonment Can Fuel Workplace Burnout
Imagine a vice president of operations sitting in a quarterly planning meeting. The chief executive officer proposes a new initiative. The timeline is aggressive. The scope is vague. The VP has...
Sep 306 min read


The Management Air Theory and Why I Extend Special Thanks to Christel Heydemann and Orange Leadership
Through my years of work in real estate valuation and investment, I have learned that true value is not always measured by what the eye can see. When we value a property, we do not look only at the facade...
Sep 307 min read


The Leader is Already in the Marble
Sometimes, when you stop following an idea, the idea follows you. This summer in Florence, away from the usual noise of emails, news and everyday demands, I found myself thinking about something I hadn’t gone...
Sep 304 min read


What Great Leadership Teams Need to Unlearn to Evolve
We often expect people to lead differently as they become more senior: to step back, ask rather than answer, and see beyond the immediate problem. Yet the behaviours that made them valuable are often...
Sep 285 min read


5 Essential Steps for Leadership Growth
Leadership isn't simply a title you are given. Leadership is something you grow into, develop, and intentionally choose every day. Whether you're stepping into your first leadership role, leading a team, building...
Sep 285 min read


Why Leadership Decisions Can End Before the Pressure Does
There were decisions I made during my years in senior leadership that were finished long before I stopped carrying them. The meeting was over. The decision had been communicated. Everyone had gone back...
Sep 277 min read


What if We’re Already Here?
Recently, I realized I haven’t thought much about consciousness in a while. At first, that surprised me. My work and life are deeply connected to embodiment, awareness, spirituality, and what I experience...
Sep 279 min read


The Will to Love and Why the Future of Leadership Must Be More Human
There is something quite remarkable about the way nature works when you stop and really think about it. A tree doesn’t grow purely for itself. It provides shelter, its roots help stabilise the earth...
Sep 268 min read


How to Own the Room Before You Say a Single Word
Here's an uncomfortable truth for anyone who's ever rehearsed an opening line in the mirror: by the time you actually say it, the room may have already decided how it feels about you. Research into...
Sep 265 min read


How Gen Z Is Transforming the Workplace and What Leaders Need to Know
Gen Z is more aware of mental well-being than any previous generation. They also feel more anxiety. If your leadership training hasn't been updated recently, you're probably noticing this. By...
Sep 254 min read


Manager vs. Leader – Which One is Your Team Actually Getting?
Somewhere in your organization right now, someone got promoted for being excellent at their job and is now failing at a completely different one. Nobody told them the two jobs weren’t the same. Here’s the distinction...
Sep 254 min read


The Power of Telling Yourself 'No' and the Overlooked Leadership Skill Defining Executive Success
When we discuss boundaries in executive coaching and leadership circles, the conversation almost universally centers on others. We coach women leaders on overcoming the people-pleasing reflex, declining...
Sep 254 min read


Why Understanding Human Behavior Should Be at the Center of Leadership Development
Leadership development is changing. The question is whether organizations are changing with it. For years, leadership development has centered around skills such as communication, emotional intelligence...
Sep 245 min read


Change Management is Broken, and More Speed Won't Fix It
We work in something close to real time now, weekly check-ins instead of quarterly ones, plans that shift before they're even finished. So here's the honest question: is the way you're leading change...
Sep 246 min read


The Importance of Cultivating Cultures That People Don't Have to Recover From
Every year, organisations lose talented people, millions of working days and untold momentum, not because their staff cannot do the work, but because the culture slowly wears them down or forces...
Sep 2313 min read


6 Simple Strategies to Successfully Navigate Uncertainty
Uncertainty can be unsettling. If we are honest, we are living in uncertain times. Global tensions, economic changes, rapid advances in artificial intelligence and technology, and shifting workplaces...
Sep 237 min read


The End of Now What? Creating Change That Lasts Beyond Training
After 30 years of being the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a training company, I have watched thousands of people walk out of a training room (and, more recently, away from a virtual session) excited and motivated...
Sep 236 min read


Cumulative Workplace Distress and the Slow Injury No Wellness Webinar Can Fix
In a study of 29 physician leaders, many participants were still meeting metrics and still serving patients while quietly losing a sense of meaning, belonging, and self.[1] Nothing catastrophic had happened...
Sep 237 min read


How Horses Help You Lead Your Emotions in the Age of AI
We live in a world of constant alerts, endless notifications, and artificial intelligence that can generate answers in seconds. Technology helps us work faster, but it cannot teach us how to manage...
Sep 225 min read


Silent Disco for Corporate Wellbeing and Team Offsites
A corporate silent disco protects both a team's energy and its sense of connection, and it fixes the one thing that quietly wrecks most offsites: the sound. I have spent the last few years watching...
Sep 226 min read


What Waste is Really Telling You
Walk into almost any manufacturing facility in the world and you will find evidence of waste. Waiting. Overproduction. Unnecessary motion. Defects that reappear after they have been solved. Processes that work...
Sep 226 min read


Signs Your Team is Running on Control Instead of Connection
Individual professionals can do everything right and still work inside a team culture that quietly undermines it. Control-based cultures don't usually announce themselves; they show up in small...
Sep 223 min read


How Leaders Can Repair Strained Reporting Relationships
When I start coaching a new client, I often learn that one of their direct reporting relationships is strained. It can be someone they report to, or it can be someone who reports to them. Either way...
Sep 216 min read


How to Develop Managers Who Lead Consistently Under Pressure
Organizations spend significant time and money teaching managers how to lead. They train them to communicate effectively, give feedback, manage conflict, delegate, coach employees, and navigate...
Sep 216 min read
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