Stop chasing efficiency. Aim for this instead…
The other day, I scribbled something down after a coaching session — one of those notes where you think, this might
The other day, I scribbled something down after a coaching session — one of those notes where you think, this might
I was introduced to the brilliantly named Midwit Meme while listening to Chris Williamson’s Modern Wisdom podcast. Since then, I’ve had so
“Be the best at everything that requires no talent.” – Paul O’Connell Recently I had the privilege of being at
Stepping into leadership for the first time can feel like an exciting leap—and a daunting one too. Suddenly, you’re responsible
In a strikingly candid memo dated August 9th, 1940, Winston Churchill addressed a concern all too familiar in the business
Every two weeks on a Friday at 10:15am, my Rambling On email lands in subscriber inboxes. As soon as it’s
In leadership, one size does not fit all. Misjudge the environment, and your actions could be counterproductive. Recent and not
There’s an innate sense within us, an intrinsic compass that propels us towards creation and contribution. It’s akin to how birds intuitively know when and where to migrate or how flowers just know when to bloom. I thought this sentiment was beautifully encapsulated by Matt Cooksey when he said, “We all have a natural impulse to create and contribute.”
‘Wild Geese’ is a poem, written by Mary Oliver, that expresses what you must do in order to lead a good
Thanks to Katie Brown for sharing this simple, effective little idea from Instagram. Here’s how it works: Pool together a