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Supporting others during the Pandemic

This is from a highly regarded source with links to the official government advice. I thought it may be something that you could share with your teams:

Here's a link to some supporting documentation: https://www.actmindfully.com.au/wp-content/uplo

Lessons from Lockdown

If you are looking for insights into the impact of Lockdown on leadership, take a look at this recording.

Here is some information about the event taken from the original event details:

Reflecting on the lessons learned in the six-months since the UK

Learning Technologies Summer Forum

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I've just posted regarding how to get yourself along to the Learning Tech Summer Forum. It's being held online. Click here to jump to my post alternatively it is accessible via the Events area on the Home Page.

Top Tips for creating a successful Leadership Development Programme

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I came across this useful blog by Liggy Webb for the Training Journal with some top tips for creating a Leadership Development Programme.

In short the tips are around the following 4 areas :-

1.  Identify your company's leadership needs

2.  Don't

How to get the best out of your employees' ideas

Ever had a great idea on how to better your company, but felt unheard?

Well, you’re not alone.

According to new research released today by the idea management company, Sideways 6, more than a third of employees across the globe believe that their compa

Instead of managing employees......start developing them!

Hi All

A blog in the Training Journal this week, caught my eye and I thought it was worth sharing with other Leaders.

Diane Strohfus for Training Journal writes "The easiest way to introduce a meaningful change is to start with the language we use. I

3 reasons why science says kindness can make you a better leader.....

Hi All

I came across this interesting article from Inc Magazine.

https://www.inc.com/todd-nordstrom/research-says-kindness-can-make-you-a-better-leader-here-are-3-reasons-why.html?cid=sf01003

I totally agree with this, particularly point 1.  Apprecia

Catch people doing something right!

One of the first books I read as a people leader was Ken Blanchard's One Minute Manager.

Such a useful book, which if you've not already done so, I would recommend you read. It’s only just over 100 pages long yet so powerful - all 3 leadership lesson

Leaders of the Future - Infographic

I am trying to find an infographic(s) which illustrates the following:

• What are the qualities future leaders will have and why?

Any ideas/thoughts on this?

How balanced is your leadership?

From a young age on leaving school, I spent just under seven years in the armed forces. Whilst I didn’t think about it much at the time, on reflection years later, the various ‘teams’ I worked in were amongst the most effective and successful I’ve ha

Mentoring

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering if anyone can recommend an individual or in deed a source for connecting with senior level mentors?

I would like to connect with a mentor that could help and advise me on a few matters relating to my own career and person