Are we asking the right questions?

Are we asking the right questions?

  A question that is often asked by adults of unsuspecting children is the classic, “What do you want to do when you grow up?” This question tends to bug the @#*! out of me, as it took me about 30 years before I knew what I wanted to do, so how on earth are these...
Are your assumptions limiting growth?

Are your assumptions limiting growth?

  Allowing people to grow as a leader requires a tremendous amount of conscious effort – effort to be silent at opportune moments, to hold off on offering your well intended suggestions or opinions, to stop yourself jumping in and getting it done faster...
How much more could you get or give?

How much more could you get or give?

  We often have all the right intentions to get the best out of ourselves and others, however to avoid it being a more haphazard than strategic occurrence, it requires the discipline of great habits and consistent action which is not always our strong points as...
The biology of leadership

The biology of leadership

  I was one of the thousands who Simon Sinek inspired last week during the Growth Faculty’s ‘Start With Why’ events.  It was too good not to share, so here is a fraction of his gold captured in 7 succinct sentences (paraphrased by yours truly:) Public recognition...