Using Christmas to starting making changes for 2021
With everything we are still going through we know that Christmas 2020 will not be a rerun of previous years.
The brands looking after our health and wellbeing through a pandemic
Our health and wellbeing are two things we all had to take better care of when life as we knew it changed entirely this year.
How to keep business momentum during a pandemic
It has been a year of business turmoil for many, but that doesn’t mean we all have to hit the brakes on our strategic plans.
Challenging racism at work
Sometimes the ugly face of racism shows itself in the workplace. When this happens the damage is both personal and undermines the business itself.
Creative prison or Creative paradise?
Andy Haldane is the Bank of England’s chief economist. In a recent speech he gave online to the Engaging Business Summit, he stated correctly that the pandemic had “re-shaped our working lives, our economic contributions and our well-being”.
For every 100 men promoted into management, only 85 women are – here’s how we change it
You may be wondering if a 15-point difference is even a problem – it is when you look long-term.
Business leaders driven to ‘self-medicate’ poor mental health – but how can they break the cycle?
Many are turning to ‘self-medication’ to cope with the mental health impact of the pandemic rather than seeking help, but this could have longer-lasting implications if action isn’t taken.
Accelerated Innovation
It’s becoming clear the only way businesses are going to survive and thrive is through accelerated innovation. Your business, even if you’re an independent professional or small firm, needs to stay on the leading edge…or die.
What’s a value worth? As much as you make it.
Together. We’re all in it. Better (or not) because of it. Forever it (thanks, Rick Astley). Unstoppable Together (that’s mine).
Four techniques to crush your procrastination
Procrastination is an obvious obstacle to performing at our best, right? After all, if you don’t do the work, you won’t improve or accomplish your goals. Yet procrastination still seems to plague most of us.
