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What do Tony Abbott, John Howard and Alan Jones have in common? One might say “their political persuasion”, which is certain to be more right than wrong. However, …

My mother-in-law passed away recently. It was, and is, a sad event. As one might suspect, the event caused, in amongst the angst of losing a loved one, …

Three communication myths that undermine your message Remember Buzzword Bingo? It started circulating in offices about ten years ago, and its main aim was to show up the …

Aesop’s fables are a rich source of training materials and – as you may have noticed by now – one of my favoured ways of introducing a topic. …

It is my observation that nothing creates happiness in a person more than a sense of purpose. Yet, for most of us, it is elusive. I have, as …

Leaders are, by their nature, confronted with choices. How they see life and how they lead themselves determines, in part, how they approach the act of leading others …

What drives your decision making: positive or negative thoughts? If you make a decision based on avoiding negative consequences, you have made – in my terms – a …

“It’s such a pity. He had the talent to play for Australia, but not the application.” How many times have you heard that expression about an individual who …

Small businesses and large businesses alike thrive on public positive relation exposure in the media. It is a way of getting your name or your brand known across …

Although confronting, a little disappointing, and somewhat of a real eye-opener, a recent 360 degree assessment allowed me to really reflect on how people perceive my behaviour. During …