Leadership
Three Lessons I’m Carrying Into the New Year
As the year comes to a close, reflection becomes almost unavoidable. Somewhere between the final calendar commitments and the quiet moments that creep in at
December 31, 2025
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As the year comes to a close, reflection becomes almost unavoidable. Somewhere between the final calendar commitments and the quiet moments that creep in at
In the realm of online interactions, the simplest disagreements often reveal layers of human psychology. A recent exchange provides a clear example. One participant made
Professional advisers are paid to see clearly, yet history shows that clarity sometimes becomes selective when eyesight threatens revenue. The phenomenon is not complex. Advisers
Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right” isn’t just a motivational poster waiting to be ignored it’s basically life’s subtle way
Picture the scene… Somewhere deep within the labyrinthine corridors of HMRC, there is a lone official clutching a lukewarm cuppa and staring mournfully at a
No industry likes any behavioural pattern that reduces their business scope. It is not a moral stance. It is not even a particularly human stance.
Start-ups love the idea of innovation, agility, and fearless thinking. Yet it is amazing how quickly all that brave, forward facing energy evaporates the moment
https://youtu.be/RCWnVznnWcs When you lead people, whether it is a team at work or your own adult life, the real turning point is when you finally
We all like to believe in easy signals, little shortcuts our brains take to decide who is trustworthy, competent, or simply worth our time. Psychologists
Ever sent someone a polite refusal and suddenly felt like you had inadvertently kicked over a hornet’s nest? It’s one of those small, hilarious social