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What a careful Budget and rising rates mean for how leaders behave, and why that behaviour moves the numbers.


The word of the month is "cautious".

The Chancellor's first Budget was widely described as a safe pair of hands. The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 4%, the first rise since August 2023, ...


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Why some delays are rest, some are risk, and how to tell the difference before Christmas.


The Christmas aisles went up weeks ago. In offices across the UK, a familiar phrase has started to appear in meetings: "Let's pick that up in the new year."

Sometimes that is exactly the right call. December is short, pe...


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Why change sticks through repeated leadership habits, and three to start next week


An Olympic rowing crew can review a race in under fifteen minutes. Most leadership teams never review a meeting at all.

Dame Katherine Grainger, Britain's most decorated female Olympic athlete, who went on to chair UK Sport, ha...


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The evidence on coaching effectiveness is settled. The evidence on business results is missing

For years, coaching has had to defend itself against a simple question: does it actually work? It is a fair question for anything that commands significant budget. Fortunately, the research now gives a reasonably clear answer.

It also reveals a gap that matters ...


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Eight ways leaders try to help, and why the most British instinct is one of the least effective


"Keep calm and carry on" might be one of the most British instincts there is. As a way of helping a colleague through a difficult day, it is also one of the least effective strategies available to a leader.

Leaders...


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