Negative Capability – a powerful oxymoron for leadership in uncertain times
Like millions of others, I struggled at the onset of Covid19. As my professional life and carefully made plans for 2020 were thrown up in the air, the world of […]
Why Leaders Need To Take the Unconscious Seriously
When I was first introduced to the idea of the “unconscious” it made me very uncomfortable, for multiple reasons. Firstly, the concept is often associated with Sigmund Freud’s outdated views […]
Turning expatriates’ cultural intelligence into strategic advantage
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Opinion: Why cultural intelligence is so important for working expats
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Nurture Connections to Enhance Expatriate Success
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If you have the words
“If you have the words, there’s always a chance that you’ll find the way” Seamus Heaney Seamus Heaney was speaking from a poet’s perspective about the skill and […]
Happy not to be an expert!
I am very often asked to clarify the difference between coaching, mentoring and therapy. Being immersed in the coaching world I forget how these distinctions are not so obvious. But […]
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- Why Leaders Need To Take the Unconscious Seriously
- Turning expatriates’ cultural intelligence into strategic advantage
- Opinion: Why cultural intelligence is so important for working expats
- Nurture Connections to Enhance Expatriate Success