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Great leaders and great notebooks go hand in hand

Discover how keeping a “catalogue notebook” like creatives do can boost your leadership, creativity, and decision-making.

A photo of an abandoned house with the words overlaid - Wicked Problems: Why an Interdisciplinary Approach Drives Better Workplace Solutions

Explore how tackling complex, ‘wicked’ problems with interdisciplinary collaboration improves decision-making, team communication, and organisational outcomes

A photo of two people arguing with the words overlaid - Stop Blaming, Start Leading: How to Fix Problems You Helped Create

Discover how effective leaders stop passing the buck and start taking ownership. Learn practical strategies to identify, understand, and solve problems you may have helped create—and unlock real impact in your organisation

A photo of a cat with the words overlaid - Narrowing the Problem to Solve It: Effective Workplace Problem-Solving Strategies

Learn how breaking problems into smaller, manageable pieces helps teams identify solutions faster, improve decision-making, and drive better workplace outcomes

A photo of a boat at a pier with the words Three Sides to Every Story: Why Leaders Must Seek the Truth overlaid

Leaders often face conflicting opinions at work — but decisions built on hearsay only create bigger problems. Discover why truth, evidence and data matter more than opinion, and how leaders can build a culture where honesty drives better decisions.

Creativity in Business: Why Problem Solving Needs Space, Time and Energy

Discover how creativity in business fuels problem solving, improves wellbeing, and drives innovation through open and closed modes of work.

A photo of a lake with the words overlaid - Reflecting on Work: Was It Worth Doing? Lessons from Henry James

Apply three questions inspired by writer Henry James to your business projects: What were you trying to achieve? Did you succeed? And most importantly, was it worth doing?

A photo of a city scape with the words overlaid - Lateral Thinking with the Problem + Object Method: Solve Problems Creatively

Learn how to use lateral thinking and the Problem + Object method to approach challenges from fresh perspectives, generate innovative solutions, and improve decision-making at work.

A photo of some flowers in a field with the words overlaid - Appreciative Inquiry: How to Recognise What’s Working in Your Organisation

Learn how to use Appreciative Inquiry to identify strengths, celebrate successes, and build on what works to drive engagement, innovation, and performance

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