It’s not your job to contort yourself to fit the lens of someone else’s bias. Women in particular often mute themselves because they fear being …
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It’s not your job to contort yourself to fit the lens of someone else’s bias. Women in particular often mute themselves because they fear being …
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Overthinking stops us in our tracks. It can mean that we miss the chance to speak up, feel frustrated and unheard, tie ourselves up in …
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What are you waiting for? It’s a mistake to wait to lead. Doing the work and then sitting back and waiting for others to …
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People tell me things. Over the years I’ve heard similar stories from people I meet – sometimes these are in the formality of a client …
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Opportunities are around us all the time, but it’s a rare individual that truly seizes them. Mostly, we’ll spend too long fussing over making a …
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How can you help support your team through challenge? If you already lead a remote or global team, the chances are that you’ve probably got …
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I’ve written a lot about visibility – in fact my second book, Strategies for Being Visible: 14 Profile-Raising Ideas for Emerging Female Leaders, I …
Read full story »When things get a little rocky, which let’s face it, happens with a certain regularity for most of us, I’ve found it helpful to …
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Not everyone gets a say in what you do. You don’t have to listen to everyone’s opinions. Learning to trust yourself is a foundation of …
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At the weekend I read a great article about leadership and change in the ‘What She Said’ column in Sunday Times. This quote particularly caught …
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