Can Leadership Be Taught? Reframing the Debate
The question of whether leadership can be taught continues to surface in global business discussions. It is often framed as a binary ar...
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Leadership Development Cannot be a Sausage Machine
After the Covid 19 pandemic we have seen numerous banking institutions and telecom operators offering free access to learning platform ...
Why Generic Leadership Training Fails
When companies and businesses invest in leadership development or workplace training, they usually expect one thing: behaviour change i...
Holding Space: When Discomfort Becomes a Doorway
On Friday, I had the privilege of hosting the ROMH Managers for a session that was anything but ordinary. We called it Holding Space…bu...
The Woman Who Shows Up Shaking
She is not the woman they write about in glossy leadership articles and blogs. She does not rise with the sun, sip herbal tea, and medi...
The Unfaithful Woman: Who Is She as a Leader
My previous blog honoured the Faithful Woman in Leadership. I’ve had the privilege of being mentored, encouraged, and uplifted by fello...