A collection of articles and stories to inspire and inform
The Safari Impact by Martin Wright
When did you last sit in complete quietness outside, and focus on the natural world around you? No technology, no distractions, no scrolling headlines, beeping notification
23 March, 2020Books to Challenge Your Thinking for International Women’s Day
Yesterday was International Women’s Day. We have selected three new books which celebrate and challenge your thinking on women’s history and pursuit for equalit
11 March, 2020How One Woman Learned to Balance Courage and Fear to Live an Extraordinary Life
“Without fear, we’ll do foolish things. And without courage, we’ll never step into the unknown. The balance of the two is where the magic lies, and itR
11 March, 2020A lightbulb moment on dendrites
“I think the mark of a proper adult is someone who is really able to say with confidence I don’t know.” Andrew Scott, the award-winning theatre, television and film actor,
11 March, 2020Lessons On failing for success
“Hello and welcome to How to Fail with Elizabeth Day, the podcast that celebrates the things that haven’t gone right. This is a podcast about learning from our mistakes and
11 March, 2020“Do You Have To Use Force In Order To Be Powerful?” By Heather Wright
Sometimes, the most powerful influence is the one that whispers. When we look at international global relations, it’s interesting to note from Erica Chenoweth and Maria Ste
06 February, 2020Three Neuro Books for a New Decade
The researchers in neuroscience are making new discoveries every year, and we are gaining more depth of understanding of how the brain works. This month we have three
06 February, 2020How To Improve Your Well-Being On Blue Monday And Throughout 2020
If you have already scrolled through any social media platform or read the headlines this morning you will be fully aware today is Blue Monday, allegedly THE most depressin
06 February, 2020How Swimming In The Five Oceans Helped Bhakti Sharma Find Her Resistance
Bhakti Sharma is an Indian Open water swimmer. At aged 25, Sharma became the first Asian woman and the youngest in the world to set the World Record in open swimming in Ant
06 February, 2020“Putting The Personal Back Into Personal Development” By Heather Wright
Recognise the personal value of training beyond the confines of your day-to-day. As an editorial contributor to Executive Secretary magazine, my latest artic
06 February, 2020Anyone Can Experience Imposter Syndrome
Dame Julie Andrews is a National Treasure: the leading lady from Broadway, the ground breaking performer on stage and screen in Victor/Victoria, and known for her icon
06 February, 2020Identify Your Daily Rewards To Establish Positive Habits For 2020
As we start back for the full first week of 2020, it’s a return to routine and our comfort zone of daily habits to boost us during our working day. Whether it is buying a l
06 February, 2020How A Mindfulness App Broke My Insomnia Cycle By Darcenia Teasdale
If we have had a poor night’s sleep, we can struggle to concentrate at work, make mistakes, have poorer exam or test results, and our response times can be slower. Insomnia
08 October, 2019How Canada Goose Became Synonymous With Made In Canada
In 2001, just after he took over the small family business, Dani Reiss decided to rebrand “Snow Goose” to “Canada Goose”, and commit to always producing their key product,
08 October, 2019The Vital Skills We Need To Move Forward In These Unpredictable Times
Every day we seem to have a new political headline around the ominous date of Brexit. The number of Cabinet Ministers and MPs who have resigned, changed party, or their lon
08 October, 2019