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Change

Things have changed.  Remember back in January when we all had holidays planned, events to attend (and organise), we all had a normal life.  Some liked that normal, some weren’t so keen but we all were living in a world when the words unprecedented, COVID-19, and social distancing weren’t being uttered everyday.

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Compassion

If you live in the UK, you will be hard pressed to have missed the clap for carers on a Thursday evening at 8pm, the efforts of 100 year old Captain Tom Moore who smashed his £1,000 fundraising target by £29million or you may well be one of the 750,000 people that registered as volunteers for the NHS. (more…)

Challenge

Challenging is one word to describe what is going on at the moment.  I can think of a lot of other words but let’s go for challenging.

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Control

‘We cannot control the wind, but we can adjust the sails.’ – Bertha Calloway

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Connection

There are certain people in the last month that I have spoken to more than I have in the last 6 months.  Apparently all it takes is a pandemic for me to re-connect with some people!

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This week we are going to look at the why, how, when, what, who of Culture in a Crisis. (more…)

In this new series of blogs (and accompanying webinars) we are going to look at how you can manage in this unprecedented time.  How to manage your team and yourself.

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Whilst Tim Robbins top-selling book sells the dream of doing very little work, travelling the world and making a whole lot of money, it’s not realistic for most people. For those who do a job they enjoy with a personal life they love, working slightly fewer hours with more flexibility would make all the difference. (more…)

Slow living’ is a term used to describe a way of life which gives you time to notice & enjoy the little things – those things which can often escape us when we’re buried deep in our busy schedules. (more…)

What does it mean to be a leader? How does one become a great leader? What does it really take? These are questions that the best leaders of all time ask themselves constantly, and that’s probably part of what makes them great. (more…)