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Why Are Our Own Businesses Not Flourishing When We’re So Damn Good At What We Do?

Honesty is important in any business, allowing effective appraisals and building solid foundations for growth, but being realistic about what we are achieving is also a crucial skill. We may be talented and have a lot to offer, but if we are marketing ourselves in the wrong way, or failing to identify our ideal audience, we may not be seeing the success we expect or hope for.

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The Dynamics Of Great Conversations: Leading Great Organisations

Traditional leadership models demonstrate a top-down management system that is stereotypically characterised by ego-driven leaders with fixed views, who give orders to their subordinates (employees). In transforming our businesses, it is vital to ask ourselves whether this system works, and whether it achieves the very best outcomes for our organisations.

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Behaviour For A Preferred Future

Are you experiencing your preferred life at work? Understanding the behaviours that enable better experiences at work can bring us a healthier life balance, but it is often easier to spot the types of behaviour that are not helpful or conducive to this!The leader in the business environment is, of course, vital in setting the tone for the organisation. A leader who energises and inspires colleagues, while challenging the organisation to participate in the well-being of the whole team and the business, will be able to imbue his or her team with a much higher likelihood of success.

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The Effective Use Of Knowledge In Your Business

The established assumption that leaders are the purveyors of all knowledge can be categorically overturned by valuing organisations as rich repositories of experiential knowledge. Business is self-limiting when it relies on objectives of increased turnover and profitability which stem from the leader as the expert who is responsible for all decision making and knowledge acquisition.

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Engaging The Social Brain In Business

The business model that is traditional and established across most of the world is designed to fulfil a top-down management vision that empowers only those at the top of the system, and contains limitations at every level. The alternative is an equality-based system that can empower and inspire new levels of commitment and productivity from employees at all levels.

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