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One of the questions I get asked very often by leaders is how to effect behaviour change? Not just for today or tomorrow, but in a way that creates long-term and sustainable change. The answer is: with short-term actions. Indeed,
Good rule for decision making: what has worked for you in the past will not always work for you in the future! There is a fine line between using one’s experience as an advantage and getting bogged down in it
Our latest online event – Stop the self-sabotage! Breaking bad communication habits that are hampering your success – is coming up quickly. In fact, the early bird deadline to register is almost here – only two more days to take
There aren’t many things you can do that will hurt your professional and leadership success more than being an ineffective communicator. Bad communication habits prevent you from conveying your message with clarity and that means that those around you are
Following your leadership instinct is usually a good thing … EXCEPT when you find yourself in new or different situations. Leadership expert Merge Gupta-Sunderji explains.
In Australia, unlike in North America, vehicles are driven on the left side of the road. In addition to being a nerve-wracking, the experience offered an unexpected leadership insight. Merge Gupta-Sunderji explains.