10 Tips for Staying Relevant at Work
As new technologies continue to change the pace and nature of the workplace, individuals face the ever-growing challenge of remaining ahead of the curve.
10 Things to Do Before Taking Your Dog to Work
Friday June 22nd is Take Your Dog to Work Day, but before both you and your pup reach for the lead, here are 10 things you need to do before your best friend spends the day with you at work.
A Business Without Bosses
So is it possible for large businesses and mature organisations to mimic the agility and responsiveness of a nimble startup? Is a truly decentralised and network-based business model practical and possible? In short, the answer is a resounding yes.
School Principals Under Stress as Violence and Paperwork Increase
A third of school principals are working up to 65 hour weeks, swamped in paperwork and bureaucratic checklists, and burnout is high.
5 Ways Bureaucracy Will Kill Your Business
Having worked with a wide range of companies, I have identified five reasons bureaucracy has the unique ability to destroy an organisation.
When Beauty Treatments Become About Life Calling
This beauty salon is more than just a place to get a cut & blow-dry, it’s the realisation of a long held dream to affirm their clients sense of self.
What’s the Point?
It’s a question I find myself asking often. Is this really how I want to spend my time? Occasionally I think I need to get a ‘real job’.
The 7 Tests of True Mastery
Reflecting on the individuals in my sphere who have achieved a level of mastery in their field, there are 7 the characteristics that are common to them all.
The Vocabulary of the Persuasive Leader
When looking to lead, motivate or persuade your team, you need to decide if you are a fence-focused or a watering hole-focused leader.
Focusing on Friction
Addressing friction with some simple questions is probably the most powerful form of innovation every business owner / professional would do well to engage in.