In this post, I share strategies for effective team leadership in the virtual world of business, and the real problems remote leaders must solve.
Leading in the Age of Remote Work: Strategies for Virtual Team Leadership Read More »
Trust isn’t a “nice to have” in leadership. It’s the whole game. If your team trusts you, they’ll tell you the truth (even when it’s uncomfortable).
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It can be tough leading teams, and sometimes the hardest part isn’t setting the right goals or designing the best strategy – it can be keeping everyone motivated day after day. People can get tired, distracted, or might just lose sight of the ‘big picture’. That’s when a just few words of wisdom could make
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When a loved one loses the capacity to make decisions for themselves, the practical and emotional weight often falls on family. There’s the grief of witnessing their decline – but also the mounting pressure of paperwork, legal responsibility, and unfamiliar processes. Deputyship, in the UK legal system, offers a formal route for stepping in. It
Deputyship in Practice: Legal Representation and Responsibilities Read More »
Owning a business isn’t just about chasing invoices, managing spreadsheets, or figuring out how to dodge HMRC’s wrath during tax season. It’s also about people. Real people, with real emotions, ambitions, problems – and they’re looking to you for direction.Being a great leader and manager isn’t about barking orders or knowing everything. It’s about inspiring
Lead Like a Boss: How to Be the Leader Your Team Actually Wants to Follow Read More »
It is an uncomfortable experience, but learning how to handle embarrassment effectively can improve resilience, confidence, and social interactions.
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