February 16, 2023
Leading With Kindness and Humility
When we're less preoccupied with our own accomplishments, we have more time and energy to think about others. Humility is therefore a highly desirable trait in any leader.
Posts categorised with 'Leadership'
February 9, 2023
Mission Possible: Saving the World
Unilever has rediscovered what its founders learned back in the day: treating people decently is good for business.
January 25, 2023
The Power of an Ethical Leader
Today, more than ever, ethics are a leadership imperative. Bruna Martinuzzi examines the power of ethical leaders and what it takes to be one.
December 29, 2022
Faisal Hoque on Transformational Leadership: Expert Interview
Transformational Leadership values both empathy and productivity, and we need it to face the four challenges of our time.
October 6, 2022
Quiet Firing: The Dark Side of Quiet Quitting
Quiet firing may be the new workplace trend on everyone's lips but the concept is nothing new, and it may be more common than you think. So, how can you avoid quiet firing?
September 21, 2022
What Makes a Great Coach? – 5 Essential Qualities
"A conversation can be subtly steered so that someone will come to a conclusion and make a decision themselves. And this is the ultimate catalyst for change." - Joe Morris
September 14, 2022
Sports Coaching Business Lessons
Elite sport and grassroots sport inhabit different worlds. One's cutthroat and zero-sum, the other's full of positives for learning, resilience, collaboration, and self-confidence
May 26, 2022
Good Character in Business: My Interview With Fred Kiel
"Leaders of good character keep their promises... and treat you as a human being and not as an object."
February 16, 2022
How Authentic Should You Be at Work?
There are infinite ways to be authentic. And organizations need to make us all feel safe to be ourselves. But we should also take an honest look at the impact of our authenticity
November 11, 2021
Why Some Boards Work – and Some Don’t!
"We had a clear goal, plus all the investment we needed to start. And we had fire in our bellies. We were new to the business world, but we were determined to make it big." - Jonathan Hancock
November 9, 2021
How Do You Run a Business? – #MTtalk Roundup
My grandpa was a wealthy man. He owned a successful transport business. His work ethic was beyond reproach. However, his inability to say "no" would eventually lead to his downfall
November 4, 2021
Flexible Working: Unraveling 35 Years of 9-to-5 Conditioning
I can work at times that match my physical and mental energy or take appropriate timeouts when I need a bit of headspace. As for working in the evening or at the crack of dawn to make up my hours, well, that's no chore when it's a personal choice.