70 years ago today 29th may 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first people to reach the summit ...
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Why fixing Dripping Taps and Squeaky Hinges can Trump a New Coffee Machine!
When leading people we can often get disgruntled by their quibbles, gripes and complaints but taking a moment to ...
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Shaking up Leadership – The Shifting Expectations of Employees on Leaders
The face of leadership is changing and the qualities desired of a leader are being driven by the people. It's time ...
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Are you OK to have the Conversation? – a Callout to Leaders
This Thursday 9th September, employees all over Australia will be checking in with one another and asking “R ...
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Why am I so Tired? Exploring our Allostatic Load
Feeling ‘MEH’? Wherever you are reading this, it’s probably safe to assume that things are still very ...
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The Changing Face of Wellbeing at Work
Sometimes you have to look for the gift in the challenge. The particular gift I’d like to share in this article is ...
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When Fairness is Compromised – Woe Betide!
There have been some interesting conversations in our household since the release of the Banking Royal Commission ...
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The Resilient Leader – How your Inner Game affects your Outer Game
Being a resilient leader starts with applying the oxygen mask analogy that before we can help others we need to ...
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Leading Well by making the Unconscious Conscious
Let me start by getting you thinking with a little puzzle. A bat and ball together cost $1.10. The bat costs ...
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Can I give you some Feedback?
When we are asked by someone if we would like feedback, our brains default to the negative and assume it’s going to ...
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Why Storytelling can be a Leader’s Secret Weapon
When we listen to stories we are transported, not just because we are in a different state of brainwave, but ...
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