Not read Constellation yet?Want a taster of what this multi-award nominated book is about? This Sunday article discusses Constellation in the real world: In the early hours of the morning, figures move quietly along the street. There are no uniforms. […]
Academic Research
The voice is calm, measured, and warm. It’s the kind that leans in rather than lectures. It listens without interruption, reflects without ego, and responds with a kind of poised certainty. You describe your frustration with a colleague, your anxiety […]
January is a depressing time for many. The weather’s awful, there’s less daylight, and your body is struggling to cope with the withdrawal of the depression-alleviating calorific foods, such as chocolate, of the hedonistic festive period. January is one long […]
Does a modern world need a modern leadership approach?
Academically assessing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
My academic research for a new model of leadership – one where there is no “leader” – has been reviewed, and I wanted to share how the model for Constellation Leadership developed and my reflections on why it’s important. Over […]
Motivation, management, communications, and relationships – focused on yourself or others – are a lot more effective when you understand yourself, and the people you seek to motivate or manage or develop or help. Psychometric assessments are tools that can […]
It can be argued that better talent is worth fighting for – in terms of attraction, development and retention – and is vital for the survival of organisations
