by Antony Tinker | Apr 14, 2023 | Leadership, Performance, Personal growth
Are you suffering from the modern disease of busyness? Every day we speak to leaders who are plagued by having too much to do, constantly juggling and trying to multitask. In western culture it’s become a badge of honour to be busy all the time, but the truth is, when...
by Antony Tinker | Mar 3, 2023 | Leadership, Performance, Teamwork
On the one hand, we know that leaders are busy people, under pressure. On the other, we know that teams thrive on being stretched and challenged. So an obvious solution to help both parties is delegation and empowerment. However, one of the frequent frustrations we...
by Antony Tinker | Feb 3, 2023 | Leadership, Performance, Teamwork
We often write about the importance of giving direction not instruction when leading. It is the leader’s role to focus on providing clear strategic direction and leave the execution to the team around them. Put simply, leadership is about the WHAT and the WHY, leaving...
by Antony Tinker | Dec 12, 2022 | AAR, Organisational Learning, Performance
At this time of year you may be spending quite a bit of time deciding whether to buy this pair of slippers for Uncle George or that pair of slippers. What’s the difference? They’re both slippers, both the right size, they might even both be a similar price. But...
by Antony Tinker | Sep 30, 2022 | Culture, Employee Engagement, Leadership, Performance
Back in August, the term ‘quiet quitting’ started to get a lot of attention, after a video went viral on TikTok. Defined by the poster as “not quitting your job, but quitting going above and beyond at work”, quiet quitting is a new term for an age-old problem. But...
by Antony Tinker | Apr 1, 2022 | Leadership, Organisational Learning, Performance, Personal growth
Life, especially in business, is very much like walking up a descending escalator: when we stand still, we fall backwards and slip behind (behind our competitors, our customers, the best version of ourselves). We need to continuously put one foot in front of the other...
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