I’ve put together a few simple tips for staying psychologically and emotionally healthy during COVID-19 lockdown - hope you find these useful! https://t.co/tpByA0rqnZ via @YouTube
Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate (Carl Jung). Uncovering unconscious trauma prevents you from making unwanted choices
“Innovation is born of constraint and dies of freedom” (Michel Angelo). Be grateful for FD’s who cut your innovation budget - they’re just helping you innovate ☺️
Delighted to have contributed to this book: “Try This: Expert Tips for a Happier & Healthier 2021” Great initiative by @elvinturner Out this week! Download your copy here: https://t.co/cHHKHUFNCh
Excited for our #AppreciativeInquiry online course in October. This is for coaches, consultants and/or business leaders who want an ICF-accredited certification, and a dynamic learning experience that can change your perspective and challenge mindsets. #CPD#AI
Had a great chat with my good friends David Kennedy and Daniel Wheeldon on the Rogue Minds podcast about all things leadership, feedback & social connection. Have a listen here https://t.co/94Ez7JUiOl
How many psychologists does it take to change a light bulb? One, but it needs to want to be changed. Wishing everyone a great start to the week! #psychologyjokes
You are NOT your thoughts. You don’t have to believe everything you think! What you believe in has huge power over you but you have huge power over what you believe.
In times of crisis we don’t need more leaders, what we need is more leadership at all levels. As leaders, are we creating space for leadership to rise up everywhere in our organisations?
Real social connection is life-giving. We are hard-wired to survive and thrive as part of a social group and feeling safe and connected strengthens our immune system, helps us fight infections and keeps us sane! https://t.co/XQ0Ieos9ad
We want to send a clear message to leaders: don’t stay the course! I’ve talked to a lot of leaders who are trying to keep their people focused on what they were doing before.I believe they’re missing out on opportunities to develop new strategies for the future when this is over.
No organization is going to emerge from this crisis unchanged - I don’t mean financially. During a time like this, we’ll either get better as a result of what we choose to do as teams and organizations, or we’ll be diminished for what we fail to do. Will we get better, or worse?