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Neurodivergence
Am I Autistic, ADHD or possibly both?
Autism and ADHD aren't mental illnesses; they're neurotypes, part of the natural variety of human minds. This guide walks through the diagnostic criteria in practical, affirming terms, with real-life examples to help you see whether the patterns fit your experience.
Neurodivergence
July 19, 2026
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Is Your Coach Just an Expensive Friend?
A lot of what passes for coaching is a pleasant chat: affirming, comfortable, and completely without friction. Here's what quality coaching actually involves, and the four things to check before you (or your organisation) pay for it.
Leadership Coaching
July 19, 2026
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Most Personality Tests are Corporate Horoscopes
A colour, a number, four letters that could describe you or your neighbour. Specific enough that everyone nods, vague enough that no one can argue. Here's what separates a proper leadership assessment from a label, and why it changes what you're able to act on.
Leadership Assessments
July 19, 2026
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The Team Day That Made Things Worse
The dance to reflect the team's values. The day of being talked at while told your contribution matters. Most offsites work on the wrong things in the wrong way. Here's what a good one does, and the four things to look for before you book one.
Team Offsites
July 19, 2026
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When 360 Feedback Does More Harm Than Good
A 360 shows you how you're perceived, which is valuable, and occasionally brutal. Run badly, it damages confidence, relationships, and trust in the whole process. Here's what separates a 360 that positively influences how someone leads from one that just leaves a bruise.
Leadership Assessments
July 19, 2026
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Why Interviews Reward the Wrong Candidates
Interviews test how well someone interviews, which rewards the confident. So the brilliant but humble candidate loses to the polished one, and six months later everyone wonders what went wrong. Here's how to see what an interview can't show you.
Psychometric Testing
July 19, 2026
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Why I Won't Always Sell You What You Came For
People often come to me asking for something specific: a 360, a team day, a coach. All things I offer, and never where I start. Because the same tool can be genuinely useful or practically useless depending on what you're trying to achieve. Here's what working with me looks like.
Working Together
July 19, 2026
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Why Leadership Training Doesn't Survive Monday
You've read the books, been on the courses, and in the moment, you still do what you've always done. That's not a knowledge gap, and it isn't a character flaw. Here's why most leadership training doesn't stick, and what has to happen before it can.
Leadership Intensives
July 20, 2026
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When 360 Feedback Does More Harm Than Good
A 360 shows you how you're perceived, which is valuable, and occasionally brutal. Run badly, it damages confidence, relationships, and trust in the whole process. Here's what separates a 360 that positively influences how someone leads from one that just leaves a bruise.
Leadership Assessments
July 19, 2026
Read more
Most Personality Tests are Corporate Horoscopes
A colour, a number, four letters that could describe you or your neighbour. Specific enough that everyone nods, vague enough that no one can argue. Here's what separates a proper leadership assessment from a label, and why it changes what you're able to act on.
Leadership Assessments
July 19, 2026
Read more
Is Your Coach Just an Expensive Friend?
A lot of what passes for coaching is a pleasant chat: affirming, comfortable, and completely without friction. Here's what quality coaching actually involves, and the four things to check before you (or your organisation) pay for it.
Leadership Coaching
July 19, 2026
Read more
Why Interviews Reward the Wrong Candidates
Interviews test how well someone interviews, which rewards the confident. So the brilliant but humble candidate loses to the polished one, and six months later everyone wonders what went wrong. Here's how to see what an interview can't show you.
Psychometric Testing
July 19, 2026
Read more
The Team Day That Made Things Worse
The dance to reflect the team's values. The day of being talked at while told your contribution matters. Most offsites work on the wrong things in the wrong way. Here's what a good one does, and the four things to look for before you book one.
Team Offsites
July 19, 2026
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Am I Autistic, ADHD or possibly both?
Autism and ADHD aren't mental illnesses; they're neurotypes, part of the natural variety of human minds. This guide walks through the diagnostic criteria in practical, affirming terms, with real-life examples to help you see whether the patterns fit your experience.
Neurodivergence
July 19, 2026
Read more
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