In the corner of a restaurant, a man watches his friends decide what to eat. He nods along, waits patiently, offers to split dishes. He asks others what they’d prefer and makes sure everyone is happy before turning to the […]
Individual
In a quiet corner of the city, a small business owner sits surrounded by notebooks, tabs open across three monitors, and a half-drunk cup of coffee. She’s knee-deep in a new idea: a brilliant twist on a customer onboarding journey […]
In a vast, sunlit library, every book has been rearranged according to the decade it was published. The shelves no longer speak of poetry, philosophy, business, or fiction; they shout only “1970s,” “1980s,” “1990s.” A dense work of existential philosophy […]
I hate HR. And, whilst we’re at it, I also hate teaching, policing, and the National Health Service. Don’t misunderstand. I’m not saying that I hate HR people. Nor am I suggesting teachers, police officers, or employees within the NHS […]
Culture
· Individual
· Leadership
· Psychology
· Team
It’s December 2000. Close to 25% of Black South Africans are living with HIV/AIDS and the antiretroviral therapies retail at over $1,000 – a third of the average annual salary – putting them out of reach for many. Two years […]
Culture
· Employee Engagement
· Individual
· Leadership
· Psychology
· Team
You’ve got a shouter – but you’re pretending not to be flustered. What’s the psychological impact of faking?
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the contributions of women who have shaped the world in remarkable ways. One such trailblazer who is under-recognised for her influence is Mary Parker Follett, a pioneering thinker in leadership, management, and organisational theory. […]
Trump/Zelensky – Power, Narcissism, and the Cruelty of the Insecure
Culture
· Individual
· Leadership
· Psychology
· Team
Why do so many business and leaders fall for so much snake oil?
Coaching
· Culture
· Individual
· Leadership
· Psychology
Loud. Brash. Entitled. We all recognise the narcissist. Or do we?
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