by David Goldring | Mar 1, 2011 | Happiness, Leadership, Other
I was gutted to miss Graham Alcotts public How To Get Things Done workshop last week. Doesnt matter how many GTD books I read, there is nothing like a good refresher with a master like Graham at the helm. Its great to have one of his colleagues, Mark, post an article...
by Katie Stanley | Feb 21, 2011 | Leadership
Some insights from a great film, by Andy Green, an inspiring writer and speaker. The BAFTA winning and Oscar tipped ‘The King’s Speech’ is a great film but also highlights valuable lessons for managers – with its story centred on the relationship between King George...
by David Goldring | Feb 14, 2011 | Happiness, Leadership, Learning, Lumina, Other
Yogi bear dives back onto our screens this week, and while it’s unlikely to push The Kings Speech off the Oscars podium it may offer some insight for those of us who are focused on people development. The technology has come a long way, but Yogi hasn’t...
by David Goldring | Jan 25, 2011 | Article, Leadership
Carl Rogers, a late and eminent American psychotherapist, argued that the essence of any successful therapeutic relationship was what he called ‘unconditional positive regard’. It sounds very grand, but what it means in practice has taken me years to grasp – and more...
by Katie Stanley | Nov 12, 2010 | Leadership
How Lumina Spark can help you see where your managers may be going wrong The ‘Lumina Spark’ psychometric model provides a useful perspective on why Fabio ‘de-railed’ so badly in South Africa. Despite the great start to the Euro 2012 campaign, it begs the question:...
