The quiet power of introversion
Chris chats about how he uses introversion. There’s a moment I’ve come to recognise as sacred. It doesn’t happen in the middle of a busy
Building resilience when life gets tough
Craig explains how building resilience has helped him through the toughest of challenges. I believe that the phrase ‘Never giving up’ is more about resilience
Civility saves… everything!
Hannah reflects on the vast impact incivility can have on organisations. Incivility can creep into workplace culture with subtle behaviours going unnoticed until the rot
The gold medal skill nobody’s training for
Chris chats about the moment when truly listening changed his life. Listening isn’t just about what enters our ears, but about how we choose to
Giving yourself time to think
Emma reflects on how powerful it is to give yourself time to truly think. I’ve recently been reflecting on the moments where giving myself time
An unexpected learning
Craig chats about a learning he experienced early in life that impacted his mindset and approach to others. When I was growing up, I very
My experience with dyslexia
Immy chats about the challenges she’s faced with her dyslexia and how she overcomes them. Dyslexia is often associated with challenges in writing, reading and
Tolerance – can you tolerate it?
Hannah ponders how we can bridge the gaps that divide us and totally transform our destination! In some respects, I’ve definitely become less tolerant with
Do you challenge your beliefs?
David reflects on the impact of beliefs and how we need to challenge ourselves more. During a weekend trip to Bristol, we went on an
How I motivate myself
Chris chats about what he does to keep himself motivated. People often assume motivation looks like fireworks – big, explosive bursts of energy that suddenly
Stepping into something new
Donna chats about her journey from home working to a fresh start. After more than two years working from home, much of it managing the
Choosing a different route
Rishika chats about how work and real-world experiences have shaped her into who she is today. When I started sixth form, I thought I knew