[A New Framework] Navigating Transitions
Whether you know it or not, you are constantly partaking in transitions. They are an undeniable way of life, in both our personal lives and our lives as professionals. The seamlessness of a transition affects how successful individuals and businesses are under...
Five for Friday: 12 June 2020
[Webinar] The Keep Calm Series is hosting a second webinar, Returning To School: Keep Calm & Assess The Situation. Read this article for more information on what the series is all about. The webinar will be live today, Friday the 12th at 14:30pm (SA...
Up Next…Keep Calm & Assess The Situation
Whether you are a parent, teacher, learner or someone with a vested interest in education, the reopening of schools during a time of Covid-19 brings a multitude of mixed feelings. These can range from anxiety around the safety of the learners and those they will come...
Five for Friday: 5 June 2020
What Can We Expect From Life Post Lockdown? In this article by Moonshoot Futurist, Dean van Leeuwen, he explores a holistic view of what life post lockdown may have in store for us. [Webinar Replay] We understand that teachers and parents would appreciate some...
What Can We Expect From Life Post Lockdown?
As countries start coming out of lockdown, scientists and experts are beginning to piece together bits of the puzzle about life with coronavirus. Whilst our best hope is a vaccine or the virus mutating to a less lethal strain, so far, the news is not great. Here is...
Five for Friday: 29 May 2020
. Expert on Diversity and Organisational Culture, Buhle Dlamini advises that adversity is an invitation to unleash your team's greatness. Read more here, in his recent article. As schools reopen, we understand that teachers and parents may be experiencing...
Unleashing Your Greatness In This Crisis
“Adversity is the crucible for greatness” Right now, seems like a terrible time to speak about unleashing your greatness. The world is caught up in the throes of a global pandemic (Covid-19), causing markets to free fall and crashing various industries. The truth of...
Five for Friday: 22 May 2020
Future-Fit Fridays episode 009: Making Medical History with Professor Mashudu Tshifularo. Graeme Codrington's Global Expert conversations have kicked off! Watch the replays. Organisations driven by purpose have a competitive advantage [External article] Taking...
Taking Inventory In Disruption
More than ever before, society can stand behind Alvin Toffler in saying that “the illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn or relearn.” The rate of change under which we exist and operate puts...
Five for Friday: 15 May 2020
. Join our Wine Down The Week: Using Coronavirus to Build Back Better with Dean van Leeuwen. Making It Through Covid-19: The Three E's To Organisation Survival by Tamryn Batcheller-Adams. Graeme Codrington hosts webinars with global experts. Future-Fit Fridays...
TomorrowToday Diary Update
As the team at TomorrowToday works to help you deal with the current disruption, here's some of what's happening with our team and a few dates you may want to pencil, or pen into your diary: 1. Wine-down The Week Join TomorrowToday Consulting for our Wine Down...
Making it through Covid-19: The Three E’s to organisation survival
The Three E’s to organisation survival
TomorrowToday’s approach to online and remote video learning
The biggest mistake you can make when moving your training programmes and workshops online is to try and get through the content in the same way you might have done in a face to face session. We have to adjust to an online world and remote classroom.
On Leadership: The cost of our inattentiveness
Leadership is going to need to be ‘reset’. What many leaders are discovering through this Covid-19 crisis is that they don’t have the organisation they thought they had - and it isn’t so much about the people, but rather about the systems, processes and structures...
The Future of Leadership: Authenticity and Adaptive Intelligence
The quest for authentic leadership and adaptive intelligence will be the hallmarks of leading in the new world of work.
Book Review: Visual Intelligence by Amy Herman
What I liked about this book is that it opened-up and explored territory that on one hand was ‘obvious’ but, on the other hand, was completely new. The reminder that we ‘see with our brains’ (the retina is part of one’s brain) and as such, we can develop (exercise)...
The Enneagram
Exploring Personality Differences and Why it Matters
How to NOT go crazy during lock-down
Have some form of daily schedule. Nothing too militant. But plan when you want to work and when you want to Netflix. Don’t work in your bed. Get dressed! Wash your face and brush your teeth every morning. Don’t work in your PJ’s! Keep to regular snack/...
What scares you most?
What to write in a time of such uncertainty, panic and paranoia? You might think that as a psychologist these are easy topics to write on. But they are not. Does one address the sense of resilience and grit that it will take to individually and collectively get...
Work from Home – The Quick Start Guide
The 2020s - We always knew this decade would be disruptive, we didn't realise it would happen quite so quickly and be as huge as it is One of the biggest adjustments we have to make right now is learning to work from home, if we can. This course will do just that,...