Why some people choose therapy (and what it means for their leadership)
Some people choose therapy, others avoid it. This article explores why willingness, responsibility and identity shape that decision, and how unresolved patterns impact leadership, relationships and behaviour.
Leadership isolation: why it feels lonely at the top and what to do about it
Leadership can feel isolating, especially when decisions affect others. Having the right support around you is essential for performance and clarity.
Perfectionism in leadership and life: how letting go improves performance and confidence
Perfectionism often holds people back more than failure does. Learning to let go of outcomes can improve confidence, performance and decision making.
Stop being a bouncy CEO!
If your direction keeps changing, your team feels it. This article explores why CEOs struggle to stay focused and the impact it has on performance.
The empty nest: identity, loss and life after children leave home
When children leave home, it’s more than a practical change. This article explores the emotional impact of the empty nest and what comes next.
Why crying is good for you: emotion, stress and leadership performance
Many people suppress emotion to appear strong. In reality, this often increases stress. This article explores why and what it means for leadership.
Why trust matters in leadership: how to build and repair trust in teams
Trust breakdown in teams affects communication, performance and relationships. Understanding what drives trust is key to resolving conflict and leading effectively.
How to increase profit through leadership, culture and human performance
Profit is often linked to strategy, but leadership, culture and human behaviour play a bigger role than most realise.
How to improve your leadership: Identity, self-worth and decision making
Improving leadership isn’t just about strategy, it’s about understanding what drives your behaviour, decisions and impact on others.
What do you and Thor have in common? Confidence, stress and leadership burnout
Confidence loss, burnout and identity shifts affect even the strongest leaders. Understanding how pressure impacts you is key to maintaining performance and wellbeing.
Confidence vs arrogance in leadership: understanding self-worth
As confidence grows, many leaders question whether they’re becoming arrogant. The difference often comes down to self-worth and how you relate to others.
Why leaders disagree: miscommunication, memory and conflict at work
Many leadership conflicts aren’t about facts, they’re about perception. Understanding how memory works can help you resolve conflict and communicate more effectively.