How to reset your focus in a stressful moment at work
If you want to achieve peak performance in your work life, you’ve got to find ways to reset your focus. Things will crop up; mistakes will be made; projects will challenge you and situations might give you a headache from time to time. Whatever is causing you to stress at work, give yourself the tools …
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Getting comfortable saying no at work (and why it’s difficult)
If you struggle with saying no at work, you’re not alone. Many people struggle to say no to both work-related requests and personal commitments, regardless of how much they actually don’t want to do that thing. As homo sapiens, our brains are wired to say yes to our peers thanks to a little thing called …
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Non-verbal communication techniques leaders should know
Any leader worth their salt takes the time to learn and master the art of non-verbal communication techniques. Sure, it feels a bit weird at first, but these subtle changes can make a big impact on the way people perceive you and interpret your message. The correct use of non-verbal communication techniques is a game-changer …
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How to build a close-knit team, according to a social scientist
For organisations in pursuit of creating a winning team culture, something that quickly becomes apparent is whether or not their teams are ‘close’. But what does it mean to have a close-knit team, and is it even possible? In today’s article Bec Jeffrey, our Learning Design Strategist will be sharing her social science spin on …
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