Dalai Lama offers social media users advice on avoiding conflict
Social media sites are just as prone to unconscious processes as physical environments. Indeed, you could put forward an argument that they are more so, […]
Social media sites are just as prone to unconscious processes as physical environments. Indeed, you could put forward an argument that they are more so, […]
A question posed on a forum recently pushed a few buttons in me… “Do you think a company name ending with ‘consulting’ is good for […]
There’s a popular perception that one of the trends of the ‘noughties’ was a growth in the proportion of ‘SoHo’ businesses. As Wikipedia defines it: […]
Do you visit a coach or therapist to grow? Can people who are ‘happy’ in themselves benefit from coaching or therapy? If someone is ‘doing […]
With apologies to Sy Oliver, Fun Boy Three and Bananarama, this morning’s shock news is that Foreign Office staff, keen to make the Pope’s visit […]
If you don’t read Seth Godin’s blog, then I really recommend that you do. Today’s soundbite raises a question about the daily flow into our […]
As some of you may know, for the last three or four years, I have been managing the networks of former employees for a couple […]
A while ago, I posted a blog entry on Developing Social Intelligence. It obviously struck a chord with a lot of people. As part of […]
By association, we gain personal worth without necessarily having to do anything in particular to deserve it. We rely on the body with which we […]
With many positions (ie roles within structures) comes power. Obvious examples include presidents, prime ministers, chief executives, chairmen, and archbishops. While safeguards may be built […]