Is There a ‘Right’ Way to Lead?
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Is There a ‘Right’ Way to Lead?

When clients first work with me, they often seek 'the answer,' yearning to know if they are leading the 'right' way.

Early in our coaching sessions, one client pointedly asked, "Is there a best way to manage? Am I the right type of leader? How will I know when I'm doing this right?"

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Today’s leadership equals tomorrow’s legacy.
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Today’s leadership equals tomorrow’s legacy.

What's your true legacy as a leader?

It’s not just about what you achieve in the moment—it’s about the lasting impact you create. The culture you build today will shape the future long after you're gone.

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The Secret to Thriving as a Leader.
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The Secret to Thriving as a Leader.

Stepping into a new leadership role can be exhilarating—and incredibly isolating. I know firsthand the toll it can take, especially when you try to go it alone.

In my latest Letter to Leaders, I reveal the challenges I faced when I thought I had it all under control, only to find myself overwhelmed and second-guessing my abilities.

But here’s the good news: you don’t have to lead alone.

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From Good to Great: Why Valued Teams Deliver Exceptional Client Experiences.
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From Good to Great: Why Valued Teams Deliver Exceptional Client Experiences.

Ever had an experience so remarkable that it left an indelible mark on your memory, not because of the details, but because of how you were made to feel?

In my latest Letter to Leaders, I share a personal story that underscores the power of feeling seen, heard, and valued—and how that can transform both client experiences and team dynamics.

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The Importance of Having a Confidante.
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The Importance of Having a Confidante.

Who do you talk to about what keeps you awake at night?

Who are you testing your ideas with, in safety and in confidence?

Every C-suite leader needs an independent, external confidante to help them reflect on their practice and think deeply.

Who’s got your back?

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Internal moves, external impact: Setting up promoted executives for success.
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Internal moves, external impact: Setting up promoted executives for success.

Moving up a rung in the company where you work is an easy transition, right?

Not always.

I recently spoke with an executive whose internal promotion experience was nothing short of a wake-up call. She found herself navigating what felt like entirely new terrain, highlighting a significant oversight in how organisations support internally promoted leaders.

Are you assuming too much and supporting too little?

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Stop Telling Leaders to Be Resilient: Here's a Better Way.
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Stop Telling Leaders to Be Resilient: Here's a Better Way.

Are you a leader who prides yourself on being unshakeable?

You might be missing the point.

Enough, already, with the resilience rhetoric!

Leadership isn’t about enduring every crisis without a crack; it’s about recognising your limits and knowing when to recharge.

In a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty, traditional advice on managing emotions and expectations often falls short.

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Stay Warm and Learn: My Favourite Winter Leadership Books.
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Stay Warm and Learn: My Favourite Winter Leadership Books.

Winter, where I live, always seems to be the perfect time to curl up with my favorite books and deep-dive into learning. It's a season for exploring leadership, self-awareness, and the intricate workings of human nature.

I recently turned to my LinkedIn followers for their favorite leadership reads. The response was incredible, with standout recommendations that I'm excited to share with you.

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One simple way to retain your best people.
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One simple way to retain your best people.

It isn't nice to give a gift to someone only to take it away again. It's like breaking a promise. It feels like an insult or a rebuff.

The following story is about a person I met recently. He was seeking to do some professional development he had been encouraged to do by his manager.

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