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Grant Muller on The Hollywood Digest

‘It’s been quite a journey for me from homelessness to $1.2 million in sales commission last year. I will never forget the first time that number danced on my laptop screen…’

Grant Muller, author of Top of Heart, is featured on The Hollywood Digest.

Grant Muller Releases “Top of Heart” – The Hollywood Digest

Probably one of the best passages of Grant Muller’s new book, and an effective encapsulation of both the book’s core concepts and fun, irreverent style is the christened ‘Heart-based Business.’ “It’s been quite a journey for me from homelessness to $1.2 million in sales commission last year.

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Deb Mashek in ReWorked

‘…high-stakes collaboration is at once common and mission critical, potentially touching every nook and cranny of organizations big and small. They have the potential of impacting everything, and everyone.’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured in ReWorked speaking about ‘High-Stakes’ collaboration.

What Leaders Think About High-Stakes Collaboration

Here’s what 60 leaders had to say about high-stakes collaboration.

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Cath Bishop in The Guardian

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‘Compassion taps into our biological hard-wiring. Rather than activating our threat system which evolved to help us survive way back, compassion helps us to feel (biologically) safe and protected, leaving us free to learn, connect with others and start exploring what we’re capable of.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, is featured in The Guardian speaking about how compassion can produce better performance.

Compassion can produce better performance – just look at the Lionesses | Cath Bishop

Sarina Wiegman stood by Lauren James but how many elite athletes experience that depth of support in moments of crisis?

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Rachel Philpotts in Authority Magazine

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‘Avoid excessive exercise. Exercise is a stressor and raises cortisol, placing increased demand on your reserves. A clue that your exercise regime is unhelpful is if you feel drained (rather than energised) after training, or if you struggle to fall asleep later on. Switch intensive cardio for resistance training, yoga, Pilates or walking. Less is more here.’

Rachel Philpotts, author of The Burnout Bible, is featured in Authority Magazine speaking with Jake Frankel about the five things you should do if you are experiencing burnout.

Beating Burnout: Rachel Philpotts Of re:Nutrition On The 5 Things You Should Do If You Are…

Millions of Americans are returning back to work after being home during the pandemic. While this has been exciting for many, some are feeling burned out by their work. What do you do if you are…

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Kiran Scarr in The Oath

‘I learnt quickly that the leadership traits that had served me well as a private practice lawyer – high-performance, results focused, output driven – were no longer fit for purpose in delivering value at executive level. I had to up-level my leadership to become a values-based, purpose driven, people leader who had the courage to lead through radical change to deliver greater value for the people around me.’

Kiran Scarr, author of The Conscious Lawyer, is featured in The Oath, The Middle East Law Journal for Corporates discussing the learnings that led her to write the book and what it takes to be a conscious lawyer.

The higher purpose of leadership

The Conscious Lawyer, authored by Kiran Scarr, inspires leaders to embrace growth mindset and have the courage to lead through radical change to deliver greater value for their organisations. As an international lawyer, general counsel and law firm COO, Kiran Scarr has spent a global career leading transformational change in the legal sector.

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Lucy Werner in Forbes

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‘If you’re going to prompt ChatGPT to write your content and advise your next step, incorporate your company goals into the training. After you have its suggestions, get a second opinion from colleagues, clients and friends, ensuring that where and with whom you align yourself fits with where you see your business heading.’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and (with Hadrien Chatelet) Brand Yourself, is featured in Forbes where Jodie Cook explores five ways ChatGPT is harming your brand and what to do about it.

5 Ways ChatGPT Is Harming Your Brand (And What To Do About It)

Used in the wrong way, ChatGPT will harm your brand. Avoid the 5 pitfalls so your business doesn’t suffer.

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Becky Hall in Business Leader

‘The first step is to take the time to pause and reflect, and then – like any habits or behaviour change, the key is to notice what you are doing, reflect on whether it’s right for you, and then make a choice about whether to continue it that way or make some adjustments before you re-set. Notice, reflect, choose, and reset.’

Becky Hall, author of The Art of Enough, is featured in Business Leader talking about why we need to rethink what productivity looks like in the summer.

Why we need to rethink what productivity looks like in the summer – Business Leader News

In this guest article, Becky Hall, accredited executive coach, discusses how leaders can use the summer slowdown to their advantage.

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Cath Bishop in The Guardian

The Guardian

‘The most powerful part of sport is always the human stories. We must realise that’s the case off the pitch as much as on the pitch. We need to bring a broader range of stories into sport’s boardrooms and committee rooms on a regular basis, not just in culture reviews.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, is featured in The Guardian speaking about how every sporting body should be listening to excluded voices.

Cricket report a shocking wake-up call: this is how all sports can do better | Cath Bishop

Testimonies that reveal misogyny, racism and sexism should jolt every sporting body into listening to excluded voices

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Deb Mashek in Make a Difference

‘It is through relationship quality that we invite our ego defences to come down so the key to undermining our egos is developing high relationship quality.’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured in Make a Difference speaking about managing your ego for effective collaboration.

Is your ego getting in the way of your success at work? Clue: the answer for most people is YES – make a difference – workplace culture, mental health, wellbeing

Managing your ego is one of the best things you can do, not only for effective collaboration, but for saving your own time, energy and focus, not to mention living your #bestlife and having satisfying, enhancing relationships.

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Catherine Garrod in People Management

Catherine Garrod, author of Conscious Inclusion, is featured in People Management discussing the power and importance of giving employees a voice.

Inclusion expert Catherine Garrod on why staff networks can be an organisation’s superpower

The person once responsible for leading Sky to become the most inclusive employer in the UK tells People Management about the power and importance of giving employees a voice