On motivation & the chemicals that leaders need for their teams
What chemicals are your team releasing? Tony Boobier muses on the importance of motivation & the chemicals even data teams released in them.
Tag: psychology
How are you going to make your work meaningful this year?
Book review of “Man’s search for meaning” by Viktor Frankl. Outlining the lessons from Auschwitz & Logotherapy for leaders in today’s world.
Instead of Technology do you need more Humanology to innovate online?
With everyone focussed on digital Technology to enable online innovation & collaboration, guest blogger Ty Francis makes the case for more Humanology.
Changing your life through Atomic Habits – why this book will help you
Book review of Atomic Habits. How this book can help you make remarkable changes in your life through only small manageable changes. See what it includes.
Achieving Impact as part of the coaching community at WCC2020 (part 2)
Welsh Coaching Conference 2020 – part 2 of all I learnt from the coaching community, including new ideas from Christian van Nieuwerburgh & Mary Hughes.
Your role as an educator, how you can help your business to learn
Sharing 3 key resource to improve your ability as an educator as well as a leader. Including a podcast, videos and article, to help you develop your skills.
Human dimensions in coaching at Welsh Coaching Conference 2019
Debrief from “Human Dimensions”, the Welsh Coaching Conference 2019, now the largest coaching conference in Europe, discover how coaches can benefit.
Challenging the Narrative with 2018 Welsh Coaching Conference
Debrief from 2018 Welsh Coaching Conference. Building theme of “Challenging the Narrative”, sharing insights from Clive Hyland, Sarah Corrie & David Drake.
When should your teams do different work? Follow this research
As we focus on developing your teams, I’m delighted to share why you need to focus on when? In his latest book, renowned business writer […]
Recommending podcasts: 4 more for you to keep informed as a leader
It’s been almost a year and a half, since I last dedicated a post to recommending podcasts. I don’t know about you, but with our […]
The state of Behavioural Economics in 2017, your handbook
What is the state of Behavioural Economics (BE) in 2017? Is it past the ‘hype cycle‘ and settling into common usage, or gradually being assigned […]
Longer reflections on subjective reality, comics and research
A number of our previous posts are just short blogs posts, with tips for researchers, this time I’ll share longer reflections. In addition to my […]