Sharon Fitzmaurice discussed Janine Van Someren’s The Wellbeing Advantage with her, during which she shared her shares how her experience with panic attacks became a turning point that led her to seek support and rethink her relationship with wellbeing.
“Build for the world that’s coming: Innovation culture doesn’t start with brainstorming or a vision statement: If it’s not safe to fail, it isn’t possible to innovate.” Margaret E Ward writes about Tom Pullen, author of Innovator.
“The three distinct voices of self-doubt.” A blog post on Jenny William’s Brilliant Doubt was written in HR News.
Self-awareness is a popular buzzword in management literature and a trait that is said to yield numerous benefits for leaders. However, a lack of clarity over its components often results in it being taught in a limited way, argues Julia Carden, author of You Are Not as Self Aware as You Think You Are. Here, the Henley Business School tutor deconstructs this multifaceted framework to make the case for offering entire modules on the subject.
A comment from Jenny Williams, author of Brilliant Doubt, was featured in an article about “Putting On A Brave Face? Why You Shouldn’t Fake Positivity At Work,” by Sally Percy.
Helen Wada, author of Human Wise, joined Bobby to talk about how today’s managers are under multiple types of pressure from shareholders, market sentiment, and their own expectations of what being a manager is. Her solution is simple – remember you are a human with feelings.
As budgets tighten, training programmes for leaders are often the first to be cut. But Helen Wada argues growing skills is vital for future business growth
Helen Wada, author of Human Wise, was featured in People Management. Read the article below!
How to link leadership development directly to the bottom line
As budgets tighten, training programmes for leaders are often the first to be cut. But Helen Wada argues growing skills is vital for future business growth
Dr Yogendra, author of Uncharted Spaces was featured in Fortune India magazine where she wrote about how India’s principled diplomacy and economic stability position it to rebuild a fractured global order.
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A comment from Jenny Williams, author of Brilliant Doubt, was featured in an article on “How do we release the fear of saying the wrong thing?” by Jo Faragher.
