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A photo of an A3 study note with the words overlaid - Rules for a knight by Ethan Hawke: Learning Notes

Some learning notes taken from Ethan Hawke's book "Rules for a Knight"

A photo of a watermelon with the words overlaid - Watermelon Reporting: When “Green” Hides Red

Watermelon reporting is when communication about a project status is green on the outside, yet red on the inside. The status is “all okay” but the reality is far from that.

Some seagulls over the sea moving about with the words overlaid- Actions speak louder than words: Why Behaviours Matter

Discover why behaviours matter more than words. Learn how congruent actions, communication, and character shape leadership, culture, and trust

A photo of a rollercoaster with the words overlaid - The Hierarchy Debate: Why “No Hierarchy” Isn’t the Answer

Thinking of removing hierarchy? Learn why fixing leadership behaviours — not the org chart — is the key to effective, productive teams

A photo of Rob Lambert taking a photo in winchester with the words overlaid - Nothing worth knowing can be taught : Why Training Alone Isn’t Enough

It's easy to package up and teach the basics, but mastering a skill comes from doing the work - and self evaluation to boot.

A drawing of someone on a video call with the words overlaid - Surviving (and Thriving) on Video Calls : Tips for effective video conference calls

Struggling with back-to-back video calls? Learn simple tech setups, time management tips, and strategies to reclaim focus, productivity, and life balance.

A drawing of a person with a megaphone with the words overlaid -The Art of Communication: Why feedback is an essential element

Feedback is essential when communicating, so we can understand whether we achieved our purpose, and with the right audience. Sent does not mean received.

A photo of a night scene in Poland with the words overlaid - Leadership Lessons: Own Low Performance, Don’t Pass It On

Leaders, don’t pass the burden of low performance. Learn why taking responsibility improves fairness, team trust, and overall results

A photo of a couple sat by the harbour in Oslo, Norway with the words overlaid - Why Every Leader Needs a Strong Communication Plan: Influence Comes From Distribution

Those that control communication distribution channels have influence. In this article I share how Leaders and Managers should have a communication plan.

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