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Trust, Responsibility and Accountability
I believe that our leaders should: • Do what they said they would • Do the right things • Be willing to openly justify what they did. Do you agree?

Checklist for leading one on one meetings
2nd in a series of top tips for using one-on-one meetings as a great tool to lead your team members

What doesn’t kill you
New research suggests that we should stop saying "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" - Because it doesn't!

Don’t talk about Doom and Gloom – Act!
Why people often won't listen to problems and risks and how it might better to do guerrilla leadership instead!

The Antidote for too much Snippiness at Work is more Self-Compassion
We're more stressed-out than usual now and might take it out on others at work. The answer is to take better care of ourselves first.

How to get your mindset right for leading one on one meetings
This is the first in a series of top tips for people who want to use one-on-one meetings as a tool for leading the efforts of their team members
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Adventure
How's your adventure-level? It's about feeling the rapture of being alive. Without it, we get risky and aggressive leadership.

Motivation: Towards Pleasure and Away From Pain
Here's how to discover something new about your own motivations and those of the people around you

International Recognition Day
Great leaders tell people what a difference they make. Here's how:

The Truant Shadow
Why some men are absent from their leadership at work and in families - and what to do about it.

Re-Thinking Male Leadership
Masculinity; it's always better to light a candle than to curse the darkness:

To Be is To Do
"To be seen you must make yourself visible; To be valuable you must do something of value..."

Legacy
What do you want to leave behind?
And who do you need to get together with to make it happen?

Is There a Gap In Your Plan?
How scenarios can help your business deal with uncertainty.

Be a Team Player
Why men don't always act like team players, even when teams are what win games

Having Purpose
Life Purpose isn't given - you have to decide it for yourself