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Change Leadership Development Organisational Culture

3 Shifts in Leadership Development Nobody Is Ready For

Introduction: The Ground Beneath Leadership is Shifting As a leadership consultant working with executives across industries, I see three seismic shifts in leadership development that most organisations are not prepared for. They aren’t small tweaks; they represent a wholesale reframing of what it means to be a leader. Leadership development has long been the cornerstone […]

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Book Reviews Change Resilience

Resilience in Times of Change: What’s GREAT About This? with Dominic Siow

Change is no longer the exception in our workplaces — it’s the norm. But how do you build resilience in times of change, strengthen leadership, and thrive when disruption feels overwhelming? I recently sat down with Dominic Siow, international speaker, coach, and author of What’s GREAT About This? How to be Resilient and Thrive through […]

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Leadership Women

The End of Women’s Leadership Programs: What’s Next?

The Tipping Point For the past two decades, organisations have invested heavily in women’s leadership programs. These initiatives have built confidence, skills, and visibility for thousands of women. Yet despite millions of dollars spent, the global leadership gap remains stubborn. Women continue to be underrepresented in executive roles, and progress has slowed. It’s time to […]

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Adaptive Teams Future of Work Organisational Culture

Gen Z Leadership Values: What to Learn from Conscious Unbossing

Gen Z Leadership Values: Conscious Unbossing and the Future of Work Gen Z’s entry into the workforce is reshaping leadership in profound ways. Their priorities—authenticity, flexibility, and purpose—are setting a new standard for organisations everywhere. Understanding Gen Z leadership values is no longer optional for businesses that want to recruit and retain top talent. Gen […]

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Leadership Organisational Culture Psychological Safety

Toxic Leadership: Recognising and Transforming Harmful Patterns

The Hidden Cost of Leadership Gone Wrong It usually starts with a knot in the stomach. A team member hesitates before entering a meeting. Productivity dips. Turnover creeps higher. Innovation disappears. At first, these signs are easy to dismiss. But beneath them lies something more insidious: toxic leadership. Toxic leaders aren’t always the stereotypical bullies […]

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Leadership Productivity Resilience

GO LIVE ™ Thrive Under Pressure and Lead in Real Time With Rachel Ligon

Get ready to discover how to “Go Live” in every high‑pressure moment—whether you’re navigating boardroom crises or juggling personal setbacks. In this fast‑paced session, money‑mindset and resilience expert Rachel Ligon takes you behind the scenes of her 16‑year career as a live news producer (NBC, ABC and even Tyler Perry Studios!), sharing the exact mindset […]

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Leadership Organisational Culture Relationship Building

Using Political Intelligence for Good, Not Games

Why Political Savvy Isn’t Manipulation—It’s Leadership Maturity   “I don’t play politics.” That’s a phrase many well-intentioned managers and leaders proudly declare. It signals integrity, honesty, and a rejection of manipulation. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: politics happen whether you “play” or not. In every organisation, people influence, negotiate, advocate, and manoeuvre to get things […]

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Hiring Human Resources Social Responsibility

Inclusivity in the Workplace: The DES Advantage

In this generation, inclusivity is more than a moral imperative, it’s a strategic advantage. Companies that embrace diversity and create inclusive environments are more innovative, adaptable, and successful. One area where businesses can make a tangible impact is by supporting people with disabilities through Disability Employment Services (DES). These programs not only promote social equity […]

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Book Reviews Change Purpose

The Power of Little Steps: With Sheila Vijeyarasa

  Buy the book from Amazon here. When life throws you curveballs—Plan A doesn’t pan out, Plan B falls short—the detour you never saw coming (Plan C) might just be the path to your greatest fulfilment. In our recent video conversation, women’s leadership expert Sheila Vijeyarasa unpacks her brand-new book, The Power of Little Steps, and […]

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Artificial Intelligence Communication Leadership

AI and Leadership Communication: What Leaders Can Learn from Artificial Intelligence

In our increasingly digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just reshaping industries—it’s changing how we think about effective communication. While it might seem strange to take cues from AI, after all, it’s software, not a person, the way AI interacts can actually offer valuable insights for leaders looking to enhance their own communication skills. This […]