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My favourite city in the world is New York City. I've had an unreasonable love affair with her for as long as I can remember. I do everything I can to ...

Intentionally developing deep personal integrity is the key to leadership longevity. You can’t phoney forever. At some point in time your internal com ...

Asking for help is a direct reflection on how personally secure you are as a leader. Paradoxically, I’ve learned I am much better at giving than askin ...

When you find your tribe you can fulfil your purpose. “A tribe is a group of people connected to one another; connected to a leader, and connected to ...

Love is the biggest idea on the planet. And the hardest to do well. Love, such a big idea. Such a bold declaration. Such a beautiful ideal. And a huge ...

Accountability is a key part of your tool kit as a leader. The Online Business Directory defines accountability as “The obligation of an individual or ...

I play basketball on Monday nights, and this season theBasketball Association has wisely been training new referees. It’s a tough job sorting out the ...

Traffic lights. At a roundabout! It was 5.47am, pitch black. Not a car in sight. One light beckoning me to come while the other holds up the red hand ...

Peter told me that it would take twelve weeks to get used to coffee without sugar. I took the leap, joined the crusade and made the break. How bad can ...

People with vision are responsible for some of the most profound changes in history, government, technology, social enterprise, culture, education and ...

I love seeing people win. I love it so much. When we work together in such a way that sees new layers of understanding take place. When the depth of s ...

I learnt this truth by accident. You can only begin after you have called the end. In August 1995 I made a career change with nothing obvious to go to ...

“Rohan, do you have a few minutes to pre brief my meeting with the CEO today?” The text arrived from one of my executive clients, she is super compete ...

I leapt down the stairs three at a time and slid on to the train as the doors closed behind me. Feeling more than proud that I made it with some degre ...

I felt sorry for the man that replaced Lois. He was a truly remarkable, gracious man. As several hundred children descended upon the crossing in the ‘ ...

There’s no victory in hiding. Not for us, and certainly not for you. Your five loaves and two fish have the potential to impact and satisfy many other ...