So you know that when under stress, our instinctive reaction is to ‘fight or flight’, right?
“The fight-or-flight response to stress is a well-documented phenomenon that has been widely observed in humans and non-human animals.” [1]
However, whilst that is an accepted truth (at least it was for me), and…
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month, loosely based on a set of prompts/questions. I’ve found writing these notes helps me to think about, articulate and record things that otherwise I wouldn’t. …
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month, loosely based on a set of prompts/questions. I’ve found writing these notes helps me to think about, articulate and record things that otherwise I wouldn’t.
I also believe that this open reflective practice is helping me to…
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month, loosely based on a set of prompts/questions. …
Many people have highlighted how governance can hinder rather than support delivery, particularly delivery of agile/digital projects & products.
But it needn’t be like that. I know from my own experience that governance can be a service that responds to the needs of those who use it.
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month, based on a set of questions. I’ve found writing these notes helpful in nudging me to think about, articulate and record things that otherwise I wouldn’t have, and hopefully it’s also helping me to learn.
So here…
Yesterday I partipated for the first time as a panellist in a Twitter chat. It was a fast-paced and enjoyable hour, organised by Fellow app. I enjoyed hearing the perspectives and advice fron the other panellists. …
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month.
I’ve found writing them helpful in getting me to think about, articulate and record things that otherwise I wouldn’t have, and hopefully it’s also helping me to learn.
So I’m back again. Slightly different this month perhaps…
This year I’ve been writing reflective notes at the end of each month.
I’ve found writing them helpful in getting me to think about, articulate and record things that otherwise I wouldn’t have, and hopefully it’s also helping me to learn
So I’m back again.
Last month, I shared my…
I’ve got history with meetings.
All my professional life (20 years), I’ve been involved in running meetings. I’ve planned and run meetings for parliamentary committees, Law Lords, boards, charity trustees, executives, non-executives, a former Cabinet Secretary, even the Archbishop of Cantebury (who, I learnt, goes by the amazing acronym ‘ABC’)…
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