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I am often asked why I’m still studying. I’m the first to admit that I’m a bit of a perpetual student; I have studied most of my adult life.

People are learning mindfulness techniques to enhance relationships, build vitality, reduce stress, depression and anxiety and increase life satisfaction. 

The pace is often frenetic. Days roll into weeks and months and before we know it, another year has passed.

Everything we do and say ‘communicates’ a message to our colleagues, friends and loved ones. Effective communication is the number one business skill.

A growing problem for many small business owners is that they are simply too busy with the day to day work of running their business to engage in training.

This article originally appeared in Leadership Matters, AIM’s bi-monthly magazine exclusively for AIM Members.

At least this is what Cisco’s outgoing CEO John Chambers claimed in his recent keynote speech and the reason, well no surprises there, digital technology.

I often get asked what industry I work in.  My response is always Sports Management. The counter question the vast majority of the time is You manage athletes?

‘A leader has to appear consistent.  That doesn’t mean he has to be consistent.’ The complexity of leadership according to wise, 1970s British PM, Jim Callaghan.

Commentary around the future of the Australian economy often outlines core trends that are positioned as a threat: digital disruption, globalisation, and demographic change.