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Felicity Dwyer in Leadership Excellence

‘Leaders can help their teams and organizations by developing their own skills and mindset, so they can support connection and open communication within their teams.’

Felicity Dwyer, author of Crafting Connection is featured in the November 2022 wellbeing issue of Leadership Excellence 

Why Should Leaders Prioritize Well-Being?

Pressure and uncertainty are realities in many of today’s workplaces and can affect the well-being of leaders themselves. Leaders may be dealing with geopolitical factors outside their control that impact the economic and business climate. And there will be day-to-day business challenges to navigate. And external pressures can affect employees, who may feel insecure or overworked.

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Susie Robinson in Authority Magazine

Authority Magazine

‘Transform you, your plan, and your team. Turbulence is a good indication that your current business model will become irrelevant. It’s not the time to bolt down the hatches and do more of the same. It may seem counterintuitive but mobilizing your team around an ambition to take your business to a new level of performance, forces your team to look outward for new possibilities.’

Susie Robinson, author of Transform to Outperform, is interviewed by Yitzi Weiner as part of Authority Magazine’s series about the “Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times”.

Susie Robinson of Transform2Outperform: Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During…

Thank you so much for your time! I know that you are a very busy person. Our readers would love to “get to know you” a bit better. Can you tell us a bit about your ‘backstory’ and how you got started? Of course.

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Hadrien Chatelet hosting for Adobe LIVE France

Hadrien Chatelet,  co-author of Brand Yourself, (with Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself ) is hosting an Adobe LIVE event and has four more live events scheduled over the next few months. Lucy, has also recorded for a brand new Adobe podcast coming out later in the year / early next year called Humans of the Creator Economy.

Adobe Live | Adobe Express avec Hadrien Chatelet | Adobe France

En savoir plus sur Adobe Express : https://www.adobe.com/fr/express/?sdid=DZTGZV8N&mv=social Hadrien Chatelet est passionné de couleurs, auteur à succès de Brand Yourself et designer d’image de marque primé. À 17 ans, le street art militant dans sa ville natale de Nice l’a conduit à son premier emploi rémunéré en tant que décorateur aux Galerie Lafayette.

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Cath Bishop in the RHR International October Leadership Library book review

‘Cath challenges the ‘win at all costs’ culture in both sport and business. She sees the binary concepts of ‘winners and losers ‘ as detrimental to sustained performance and well-being.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, is featured in RHR International October Leadership Library book review.

Cath Bishop on LinkedIn: The Long Win – Cath Bishop

Really enjoyed connecting with Orla Leonard and RHR International to discuss how narrow short-term definitions of success can hold us back, diminish motivation…

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Lucy Werner in Forbes

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‘…guard whose words you internalise very carefully. “If they are not living the life you want, don’t take their advice,”’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and (with Hadrien Chatelet) Brand Yourself, is quoted in Jodie Cook’s Forbes article where Jodie explores ‘The 3 Pieces Of Advice Entrepreneurs Would Give Their Former Selves’.

The 3 Pieces Of Advice Entrepreneurs Would Give Their Former Selves

Most entrepreneurs are scrambling around trying every path hoping that one leads somewhere good. The ones who reach that place look back and connect the dots. I asked entrepreneurs what advice they would give their former selves and their answers split into three key categories.

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Cath Bishop in The Guardian

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‘It is time to stop sweeping cultural issues under the carpet and carrying on as before with a few tweaked policies.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, is featured in The Guardian speaking about British Gymnastics’ action plan and overhaul.

British Gymnastics’ action plan and overhaul cannot be allowed to fail | Cath Bishop

ritish Gymnastics’ action plan, Reform ’25, responds to the devastating Whyte review and provides a critical moment for sport reform in this country. For the sake of past, present and future gymnasts, this plan cannot be allowed to fail. For the rest of sport and society it matters too.

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Lucy Harrison in Nuclear Future

‘If you are someone who likes their self-help books to be chock-full of good, simple exercises, this book won’t disappoint and, as some of the case studies show, at the very least it will give you the confidence to have the difficult conversations even if they don’t always end in success.’

‘A useful, potentially even essential companion guide for anyone in the industry charged with managing a team.’

Lucy Harrison’s book Soft Skills for Tough Jobs,  is reviewed in Nuclear Future.