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Category Archives: Leadership development

Namechecked by the Institute of Leadership and Management

Posted on October 9, 2017 by Finn Jackson — Leave a reply

How can leaders win support for unusual business concepts?

Great, today, to see the ideas of Inner Leadership being namechecked by Kate Cooper, Head of Research, Policy, and Standards at the Institute for Leadership and Management. In a piece on Continue Reading →

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Productivity or Presence?

Posted on March 11, 2014 by Finn Jackson — Leave a reply

And yes, I realise it's a rabbit not a hare ;o)

An interesting juxtaposition for me yesterday, between two contrasting world views. One worldview came via two friends. One had been asked, “What’s your ten year plan?” The other had been asked to Continue Reading →

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