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A diagram showing the ascending career ladder

This four step career model shows how communication skills not only opens career pathways, but are required to play at these levels too.

An image showing money pointing down to a hamster in a wheel and then out to more money

In this article I explain the principle of being able to see our investment, down to activity and back out to value - portfolio management.

A drawing with lots of complexity and connections representing the idea of complex theories

Which theory will help your business? The one that has utility. It can described, implemented and tested - yet so many don't meet these basic tests.

A digital graphic showing a megaphone

In this article I share a story of a man who was very loud, very dominating and very shouty. And how loudness really does not equal confidence.

A photo of someone walking up some stairs from a subway with the words 'there are three sides to every story" overlayed

There are always three sides to a story (and sometimes more). Their side, the other side (or your side, the truth. Learn how to get the facts.

A hand drawn graphic showing many of the insights, inputs and options that can go into making a decision

Make decisions not choices. When we make a decision it can be surprising how resources, people and good fortune crosses our paths. A choice though leaves the door open to back out.

A digital graphic showing lots of lines all connected to each other to represent a communication network diagram

In this article I share some reasons why communication failures happen in the workplace. It's not exhaustive, but provides some ideas on where to start looking.

A shop with the word open in the window

In this article I share my experience of building a high performing and brilliant customer support team.

A photo of Rob Lambert holding a pack of random image cards for creative thinking

An image often conveys more than words- but how can you use images to spark creativity? And how do you "read" an image?

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