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Are these Magnificent Seven Time Wasters fuelling your burnout?

Are these Magnificent Seven Time Wasters fuelling your burnout?

We are all trying to manage and deliver more, at work and at home. With so many demands on our time, it can be difficult to know how to ensure everything receives adequate attention. Invariably something crashes. Increasingly as we cope with the fallout from the pandemic, the risk is…

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What leaders can do to support workplace mental health

What leaders can do to support workplace mental health

Mental health and wellbeing are now urgent leadership priorities. Failure to tackle the problems caused by the pandemic isn’t an option for any organisation that wants to do the right thing for its people and also remain productive. With growing incidents of workplace stress, burnout, isolation and loss of engagement,…

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Organisational structure, culture and leadership

Workplace predictions for 2021: Organisational structure, culture and leadership

The arrival of Covid-19 transformed far more than our workplaces in 2020 and is thought to have brought forward remote working by 10 years – all in a matter of a few weeks. As the year went on, we waited for the ‘new normal’ to arrive – and we’re arguably…

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Is coaching a reward or a punishment? Breaking through the myths and creating a coaching culture

Coaching is such a broadly used term it’s hard for people selecting coaching or experiencing coaching to know what to look for – or for some to understand why they are receiving it. Indeed, when we are training coaches, they often report experiencing mixed reactions from the people they are…

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Is your innovative team as productive as it could be?

Every leader or business owner wants to see more productivity, but there’s no set formula for achieving it. Productivity comes from a blend of an engaging culture, effective relationships, and being able to manage both time and stress. What’s more, creative people tend to need to be together to collaborate…

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Leading a fast growing creative business – strategies to remain in focus

Creativity and innovation tend to fuel rapid business growth. Whether it’s ground-breaking design, new technology or a reputation for creative excellence – it can attract an influx of new business and new people. Add entrepreneurial leadership to the mix and things can really fly. The challenge for a leader is…

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Advice for leaders: Creating an engaged and productive culture in the future home based organisation

As organisations return to work and take stock of the past few weeks, the conversation is shifting from ‘how to work at home during lockdown’ to ‘what remote working will mean to the future remote based organisation’. It’s a far reaching strategic issue. The fact that more and more large…

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How to get your work recognised when you hate self promotion

A lot of people don’t want to be ‘that person’, the one who is always bragging on about how great they are, how good their work is and the ‘proven track record’ they have. However, in our wish to avoid being seen as arrogant or stepping on peoples’ toes, we…

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How we helped this creative organisation turn fear of speaking out into a stream of award winning ideas

Innovation comes with an opinion – but does your culture welcome that, or stifle it? The term ‘psychological safety’ has become a bit of a buzzword in recent years. Research has concluded that a lot of organisations don’t have it and what’s more, there’s a positive correlation between it and…

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