29. The Elevator Pitch

They say first impressions count, but so too do introductions! Developing a personal introduction is not only a must for networking events, but also for those unexpected and spontaneous meetings life throws our way.

28. The Trouble With Rank

When we rank and categorise individuals, we hinder their ability to collaborate and work effectively. Recognising that rank is a human social construct, (and an unnecessary one at that), means we can choose to change the narrative. To become equal participants in achieving our organisational visions; and harness a collective intelligence far greater than any one individual alone could possess.

15. The Folly of Punishments Part 2.

Underperformance is typically systematic, rather than some isolated, conscious deviant behaviour on behalf of the individual. Fostering the conditions necessary for high performance, and nurturing psychological safety as a prevention, is far more effective than using punishment as a cure.