Tag: thinking
Thinking seriously – how cognitive awareness drives strategy
Thinking Seriously is a three-part series for anyone who suspects their brain might be quietly sabotaging them at work. Starting with thoughts - the architects of our decisions - then moving through emotions and behaviours, this series unpacks the invisible mechanics driving how we think, feel and act in the ambiguous chaos of modern business.
Keep Me In Your Heart
Keep Me In Your Heart - the next heart-racing, swoon worthy novel from bestselling, international sensations Monica Murphy. Step into New York Times bestselling author Monica Murphy’s mesmerising and emotionally charged romance featuring Rowan Lancaster, the son of Crew and Wren from A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime.
Dealing with a difficult boss
Have you ever been in a workplace situation with a difficult manager? These managers can test your patience, resilience, and professional sanity. Instead of letting these experiences drown your spirit, use this opportunity as a learning experience and practice your skill of speaking up.
Signpost ADHD? In tech, it’s a superpower
The concept of diversity is well understood in most businesses, as is the negative impact of having leadership teams made up of people who are homogenous in their backgrounds, beliefs and cultures. Research has shown, for example, that greater diversity in start-ups is equated with greater likelihood of success.
BOOK REVIEW | Clear Thinking
First, Atomic Habits transformed your behaviour. Now, Clear Thinking transforms your mind. We all want to see the world clearly. The trouble is, we're never taught how. Join Shane Parrish - 'the former spy who helps Wall Street mavens think smarter' (New York Times) - for a masterclass in the art of clear thinking.
BOOK REVIEW | Think Again
Discover the critical art of rethinking: how questioning your opinions can position you for excellence at work and wisdom in life. Intelligence is usually seen as the ability to think and learn, but in a rapidly changing world, the most crucial skill may be the ability to rethink and unlearn.

























