Do you remember ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ books? This was one of the most popular series of children’s books during the 1980s and 1990s, with the reader making choices that determine what happens. One book might have 20 possible endings!As the reader, we made these choices consciously, and then turned to the appropriate page to
...
Curiosity creates relationships. It brings people together—it doesn’t kill cats. In the September 2018 Harvard Business Review, Professor Francesca Gino summarises the benefits of curiosity as fewer decision-making errors, more innovative and positive changes, reduced group conflict, open communication, and better performance. My focus with leaders is typically on the last two. As leaders, when...
Published by Financial Review, 18 January 2019. To see the actual article, please click here.
...