Why would we view change as grief? It’s easy to regard grief as limited: the powerful, painful emotions you may experience with the loss of a loved one. In other words, on a raw, personal level – and this much is at the very least, definitely true. It’s a fact that no...
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Gestalt Organisational Development
Gestalt is a German word. The closest translation is ‘whole’, ‘pattern’ or ‘form’. It has the sense that meaning cannot be found from breaking things down into parts but rather from the appreciation of the whole. In other words, Gestalt is a holistic process. It...
Is remote working damaging our adaptability to change?
Is remote working damaging our adaptability to change? Anyone who has studied neuroscience will quickly tell you that multiple studies have shown that loneliness and social isolation can harm our ability to learn and adapt. In humans, our cognitive function becomes...
Is culture one of the main reasons transformation efforts fail?
Is culture one of the main reasons transformation efforts fail? To be sure of that, you'd need to break that down and think about the parts involved in it. Culture, in many ways, is an output of the day-to-day interactions of the people within an organisation. The...
Increased self-awareness in leaders drives innovation and change.
Increased self-awareness in leaders drives innovation and change by enabling them to continually improve their ability to manage and collaborate with others, creating the conditions for everyone involved to thrive. Central to the drive of an organisation to remain...
Emotional Intelligence Vs Emotional Agility
The purpose of this article is not to say that emotional intelligence or emotional agility is better than the other. Here, I focus on highlighting some of the differences between the two. As with any article like this, there will be those reading it who disagree – and...

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