Unsolicited advice: love it or hate it?
Somewhat ironic that I’m writing an article giving advice about not giving unsolicited advice – but please bear with me on this one!😅* If you’ve opened this article then you’re …
Neuroscience
Did curiosity kill the cat?
Did curiosity kill the cat? Well, cat homicide detective is not one of my top skills so I can’t say for certain. However, the insights and expertise gained from the …
The Neuroscience of Teamwork and Psychological Safety
A great Team Development activity is critical to boost oxytocin, serotonin, and dopamine. Its also a great way to short-circuit doing the same thing day-in-day-out, which is an easy trap …
Self-Confidence in Emotional Intelligence by ‘Cracky the Coaching Cockatoo
Self-Confidence in Emotional Intelligence by ‘Cracky the Coaching Cockatoo I’m Cracky the Coaching Cockatoo 🕊️ and this is my next article sharing my Emotional Intelligence expertise with you on how …
How can you build Purpose in a purposeless role?
There’s lot of talk about how a sense of purpose is so important for people engagement…but how do you build a sense of purpose in what seems like a lost …
Leading Change through Collective Intelligence
“The pace of change has never before been this fast…and never again will it be this slow.” Prophetic words from Justin Trudeau in 2018. Not only has the pace …
The Neuroscience of Team Building: 5 Minute Read
The Neuroscience of Team Building – 8 Steps for an Effective Team Building Event The problem with most team building sessions is that teams have a great time in the …
Neuroscience-based Change Resilience & Leading Change capability
“The pace of change has never been this fast, yet it will never be this slow again.” Justin Trudeau With most organisations going through rapid and often constant Change, the need …
Are you Working for the Bin?
This article is about how a Coaching Leadership style saves everyone time and increases productivity and performance. It illustrates how Coaching Leadership is also particularly useful for managing up as …
Are you up to your A@$! in Alligators?
As the saying goes, “when you’re up to your a#$e in alligators, it’s difficult to remember that the initial objective was to drain the swamp.” What does that mean for …
