Do you really know what’s going on?
Publication: Active Listening | Curious Leadership | Organisational Insight | Situational Awareness
Admiral Horatio Nelson is considered one of Britain’s best naval commanders, with a long and distinguished career culminating in the country’s decisive victory over Napoleon that ended the threat of a French invasion. In 1801, he was appointed second in command to admiral, Sir Hyde Parker. This appointment was at the time of the French Napoleonic […]
5 reasons why curiosity is good for you
Publication: Curious Leadership | Neural Growth | Relationship Building | Self-Awareness
Curiosity – it’s a simple concept in many respects. And yet it is something we find harder to do as we get older. It’s almost as though it is abandoned for the comfort and safety of wanting to have all the answers. We stop questioning. We base decisions on assumptions, hunches and past experience. We stop seeing exploration […]