A common mistake analysts make, failing to recognise your own bias
As an analyst do you fail to recognise your own bias? Or have you implemented effective coping strategies? Tony Boobier reflects on our biases
Tag: review
September 1, 2021
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.
Could Very Brief Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (VBCBC) help you?
Could Very Brief Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (VBCBC) help you as a coach or leader? A review of a book from Windy Dryden to help you find your answer.
2019 Data Visualisation Award Winners my 1st pick of examples to help you
A review of the 2019 Data Visualisation Award winners from Kantar’s Information is Beautiful Awards. Selecting Data Viz best practice examples to inspire.
How you judge your progress and resources for your 2019 ambitions
Thanks to all those readers who participated in our latest poll, of your progress last year. Initial results are in, so let me share them […]
Data Visualisation excellence, my faves from #IIBAwards 2018
This time of year we have another opportunity to celebrate excellence in data visualisation, at the IIB 2018 awards. The Information Is Beautiful (IIB) awards […]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, to review your story
Is this the time of year when you review your story? Perhaps you expected me to say appraise your performance, or review your goals? Under […]
Apps I keep using, a leader’s view on 3 standing the test of time
More apps in this post, continuing our theme with a different leader’s “apps I keep using“. Whether researching cars or holiday locations, it’s always useful […]
How a book can help you, ask a more beautiful question, and why that matters
Books can help you do many things better, including asking a more beautiful question. If that sounds intriguing, so is the benefit that guest blogger […]
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 […]
Great leaders learn from their failure – they don’t dwell on it
Guest blogger, Kevin Watson, shares tips on how to learn from failure. Great leaders learn from failures, but don’t beat themselves up about it.
Reflecting on your progress in 2017, learning to set the right goals for 2018
During the first week of this New Year, there’s still time to reflect on your progress in 2017. I hope our latest posts on goal […]