Coach, Consultant, Author on Strategy, Leadership & Change
Apologies for the recent radio silence on this site, but I have been focused on writing my second book, The Churning. As ever, writing can be a difficult and sometimes Continue Reading →
Reposting this from The Escher Cycle. This article from the Guardian in the year 2000 states: “A leading zoologist has found evidence that genes used to modify crops can jump Continue Reading →
Thank you. In the past 30 days www.thechurning.net has been visited by 154 people from 38 countries. I find this amazing for a book that is not yet half-written, Continue Reading →
I am pleased and proud to announce the draft introduction to my second book, The Churning: tools for inner and outer leadership in times of change. The book provides tools for Continue Reading →
At first glance we might think that climate change would have no impact on earthquakes. But a glacier a mile thick weighs quite a lot. And when that melts, the ground underneath Continue Reading →
Mark Moody-Stuart, ex-leader of two of the largest extractive companies in the world (Shell and Anglo American) recently published a book called Responsible Leadership. The Ecologist gave it a damning Continue Reading →
If we are going to adapt our businesses in a rapid and controlled way, then we need large-scale organisational change. This recent article in the Huffington Post, based on some of the latest thinking, identifies Continue Reading →
This book review originally appeared in The Ecologist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I really wanted to like this book. Continue Reading →
Another article showing how the thinking in my first book, The Escher Cycle, can be used to make sense of The Guardian’s strategy. This one maps what David Pemsel called Continue Reading →
Fractals make the world go round, in ways we do not yet appreciate. Here’s a lovely talk by the guy who discovered them. One thing he discovered is that if Continue Reading →