Conor writes about Intentional Leadership and Building Self Belief in those around you
Here’s a case of a product that has grown through word of mouth marketing: Brompton bikes. Our family have become big users of Brompton bikes over the last ten years. We have 3, and a range of child seat options so that the 4 of us can head into old town Barcelona on a weekend.… Continue reading Word of Mouth marketing: The Case of Brompton Bikes
According to legend, King Solomon shared this with a sultan who requested a sentence that would always be true, in good time and in bad. His answer: This, too, shall pass We are in quarantine here in Spain. A state of emergency. We are now in week 9, and happily there have been some relaxing… Continue reading This, too, shall pass
I’ve spent a lot of hours on video conferences over the last 6 weeks. I’ve run my company with Zoom, IESE faculty meetings through Zoom, webinars on zoom, family lunches and dinners with Zoom. Here are some of the entertaining and engaging options to add more fun and engagement to your zoom calls. Virtual Quiz… Continue reading Entertaining Games for Zoom Calls
These are my notes from the webinar that EO Coimbatore organised for today, 25th April. The livestream replay is at the bottom of this post. “When you are in fog, you don’t need inspiration… you need clarity” Sadhguru Don’t seek inspiration, seek clarity. Memory and Imagination – this is what we are suffering. Right now… Continue reading My notes from today’s Sadhguru Session for EO
…not if you give with expectation. So often, our gifts… are not gifts. They come with an obligation. This is not a gift… this is a transaction. Human beings are hardwired to act in a reciprocal manner – we give back what we receive. If we receive a kind action, we are almost compelled to… Continue reading The Law of Reciprocity works… if you give freely
Just listening to Stuart Lancaster deliver a webinar for IIBN. He shared his path to head coach of the England rugby team, the hard blow of falling out of the home rugby world cup, and his current role as part of the leadership of Leinster rugby club. 10 Necessary Ingredients of a Great Leader Be… Continue reading Stuart Lancaster – How to Be A Great Leader (of Rugby Teams)
By the end of the next 60 minutes you will have been exposed to a lot of ideas, some of which you will incorporate into your own repertoire, and they will ensure that you get the maximum opportunity to have your ideas valued and accepted by the people you speak with. Patrick Winston, MIT Patrick… Continue reading How to Speak (from MIT)
“We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us.” Joseph Campbell Someone has shared the documentary film “Finding Joe” on YouTube. It is a fantastic introduction to the life’s work of Joseph Campbell… who first articulated the common structure to mythological stories: The… Continue reading The Hero’s Journey… we are all living it right now
I ran a webinar yesterday for IESE Business School. I answered 4 of the questions during the webinar, but there were a lot more questions that we didn’t have time to cover in any depth. I’ve copied the questions here and will give my brief answer to each. How to Lead in times of Great… Continue reading Q&A from Webinar: How to Lead in Times of Great Uncertainty
This event will be streamed live on the IESE Business School Linkedin Page here: https://www.linkedin.com/school/iese-business-school/ Monday April 6th 16:00 CET You can also follow live on youtube or on this blog post: How to Lead in times of Great Uncertainty What can I do personally to engage myself, my leadership team and the people throughout… Continue reading Webinar: How to Lead in Times of Great Uncertainty
