Communication skills

As the saying goes, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know that gets results.

In early December 2020 I wrote a blog on the topic of swearing and in particular swearing at work and asked if it’s acceptable or if it’s just a massive no, no!

Despite organisations’ best efforts at making it easier for people to connect remotely, this is still one of the biggest challenges that most of my clients are facing.

Have you ever felt out of control of your emotions? Unable to articulate how you’re feeling and what you want?

Assertiveness is an essential quality for success, in business and in life, and can be difference between living the life you want and a life of compromise.

One of the challenges many leaders are facing is how to continue engaging with teams now that lockdown is no longer a novelty.

On social media this week, we discussed the topic of swearing, and in particular swearing at work and if it’s acceptable or if it’s just a massive no, no?

Have you noticed that there are some people you naturally form a connection with and others who just leave you cold?

We recently went on a family trip to the Tate Modern. My eldest daughter, Zoe, is doing a project on surrealism and she wanted to see the art with her own two eyes.