
Leadership 101: Manager or Leader?
Manager or Leader? Understanding this simple difference is Leadership 101 - the very basics. In today’s dynamic work environment, the roles of a manager and a leader are often confused. While both are crucial for organisational success, they embody different qualities and approaches. A manager focuses on tasks, processes, and team performance while a leader inspires and motivates others to achieve a shared vision. Remember, no one is born a manager, but you can learn to lead. Click through to find out more and download my FREE visual guide.

Psychological safety - the ‘fertile soil’ for business success
Psychological safety in the workplace plays a crucial role in boosting employee motivation, empowering them to think critically, and become active agents of change. These qualities are vital for driving innovation, continuous improvement, and organisational success. Learn more about the benefits of psychological safety and discover actionable strategies to foster a safe, inclusive environment in your business or organisation.
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Conflict resolution at work
A new CIPD report reveals that while line managers excel at resolving team conflicts, 49% of employers admit they can also be the source of issues. Learn about the impact of failed conflict resolution and explore quick, actionable tips to improve your conflict resolution strategies in the workplace. Click here to find out more.

The art of holding silence in the manger-employee relationship
How do you feel about silence? It can be a powerful tool. As managers, it's our responsibility to create safe, supportive spaces that enhance performance. Silence promotes deeper listening and understanding. Still feeling awkward? Click through for tips on how to embrace silence and unlock its potential in the workplace.

The rise and risk of the ‘accidental manager’
The rise of the 'accidental manager' poses a risk, with up to 82% of new managers lacking proper training. This trend contributes to nearly one in three employees quitting, according to a study. Learn what an accidental manager is, why it impacts your business, and how effective training and modern leadership practices can reverse the trend. Click here for more insights.