The challenge is that the UK, like many around the world are taking the capitalist system too seriously. Gรถdel's incompleteness theory states that any model of the reality is incomplete and must be continuously refined/adapted in the face of new observations..... Unfortunately the winners of this paradigm don't want the rules to change out of … Continue reading Jump Off The Stoopid Bandwagon
Mentoring is a powerful way of imparting knowledge and developing people within organisations.
Mentoring is a powerful way of imparting knowledge and developing people within organisations. Mentoring is a powerful way of imparting knowledge and developing people within organisations. The word Mentor originates from Homer's classic poem, 'The Odyssey', describing a time around 1200BC when Odyssus was preparing to travel a great distance. He asked 'Mentor' to act … Continue reading Mentoring is a powerful way of imparting knowledge and developing people within organisations.
What is the Elite Team Concept?
Too Many TAPs, Not Enough STOPโs, We Need More LEGO
When I wrote my Book: โFrom Mercenaries to Missionariesโ I wanted to give entrepreneurs, executives and managers tools around leadership and teamwork that are sublimely simple and easy to implement. Too much of the leadership lexicon has fallen into the realms of academia. Nothing wrong with academic study, but academia is often the activity of … Continue reading Too Many TAPs, Not Enough STOPโs, We Need More LEGO
The Trouble With Values
Values can be quite confusing, and more to the point they're pretty useless unless you know how to action them in your decision making process.
Great Leaders are Learning to Paradigm Shift
โThe biggest paradigm shifts happening right now are ironically the increasing awareness of the existence of paradigmsโฆโ Paradigms are a worldview shared amongst a group of people so they can experience group identity and achieve a common purpose. Our world is governed by them very much like seas influence the life of a fish. Examples … Continue reading Great Leaders are Learning to Paradigm Shift
LEADERSHIP: Are you carrying or influencing your organisation?
When I ask business owners the above question, theyโll often ask me what I mean. So I qualify the question with another one. I ask them: โCould you go on holiday for four weeks, have no contact with your team whilst youโre away and know that the organisation can still thrive?โ Mostly the answer is … Continue reading LEADERSHIP: Are you carrying or influencing your organisation?
Paradigm Shifting to Success
โThe biggest paradigm shifts happening right now are ironically the increasing awareness of the existence of paradigmsโฆโ In his Book โThe Structure of Scientific Revolutionโ, Thomas Kuhn wrote that advancement was not evolutionary but rather a โseries of peaceful interludes punctuated by intellectually violent revolutionsโ when โone conceptual worldview is replaced by anotherโ. These … Continue reading Paradigm Shifting to Success
Overcoming the Leader Wall
Watching the Olympics, Iโm reminded of the fact I should go out and do more exercise. ย At the moment I resemble the couch potato character โDenisโ played by Simon Pegg, in the movie โRun Fatboy Runโ. In the movie Denis attempts to prove to the girl he jilted at the alter, that he can … Continue reading Overcoming the Leader Wall
The SAS and the Power of Community
This weekend I and other members of the Special Air Service (SAS) association met up for lunch to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Special Air Service. The room was packed full of camaraderie and fellowship.