Another #IWD2023 post, this time by Natalie Ann Holborow from Thinqi. I recently read a news article which told women they weren’t exercising enough. You can tell women that exercise is good for their mental and physical health all you want. But as a female runner, this is my reality: If your wellbeing advice tells… Read More Running
Another #IWD2023 post, this time from Helen Bailey at Strategi Solutions. In Drive to Survive women speak for only six minutes and seven seconds in season five, out of a total run time of over six and a half hours. 37% of women leaders have had a colleague get credit for their idea, compared to 27%… Read More Speaking up
Another #IWD2023 blog post, this time by Lindsey Brown from Clearwater Consulting. This year is hurtling by and no doubt thoughts of #resolutions are forgotten. So why are #habits so difficult to change. The way to make a serious impact is awareness – NOTICE when it arises… Where am I? What am I thinking and feeling?… Read More Habit Change
It’s #IWD2023 so here’s a post from Eleanor Walker at Atkinson HR Consulting. Many small organisations describe themselves as ‘too small’ to offer progression, but aredetermined to design ground-breaking L&D strategies that prevent ambitious people fromleaving because of limited opportunities. What if we gave up on the strategy, and replaced it with this one simple… Read More Anti-retention
Tomorrow is International Women’s Day and some good things will be happening. I had drafted an incredible cynical post for today, but realised that it wouldn’t be doing anyone any favours and made me look a bit of a twit. So I deleted that post and am reminding you my blog and LinkedIn posts will… Read More Brace yourselves
Lost and Desperate 