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“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...
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...
. 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...
The Three E’s to organisation survival
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.
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 quest for authentic leadership and adaptive intelligence will be the hallmarks of leading in the new world of work.
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 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...
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,...
5 Ways to Check. The good news is that workforce's around the world consistently deem learning one of the most important human capital trends via Deloitte’s Human Capital Trends report. Unfortunately, disruption now puts further pressure on organizations to enlist...
As experts in disruption, the team at TomorrowToday realise that now is a crisis moment, and you need to focus on dealing with the shock of the changes that have been forced on us and dealing with the immediate needs of your organisation and team. We are doing the...
This is what our team at TomorrowToday does. We advise organisations and their leaders on the impact of disruption. Over ten years ago, we developed the TIDES Model of Disruptive change, which helps organisations both predict and prepare for disruptions. In the very...
Do you remember the first time you experienced the thrill of a rollercoaster ride? Perhaps it was exciting or maybe it was completely daunting. Contrary to what some might experience, most people find rollercoasters scary and see them as an undoubtable trigger of...
Here's Your Best 5-Point Plan for Covid-19 Disruption At a conference this past week at Henley Business School outside London, one of our team was told by a client that “COVID-19 is the ultimate black swan event”. We disagree completely. For over 15 years we have had...
Why curiosity is so important [Keith Coats] Silicon Valley’s top investing firm has a stark message on coronavirus: Prepare for the worst. [External article] Why A Culture Of Experimentation Requires Management Transformation [External article] ...
For the next seven weeks, Graeme is focusing on raising money for the National Autistic Society and is asking you to help. He'll be running the London Marathon and has linked his fund raising to the event, which is the biggest single fund-raising event in world. It...
First some trivia as a backdrop: The saying ‘Curiosity killed the cat’ originated as a proverb that stated, ‘care killed the cat’. By ‘care’ it was meant ‘worry’ or ‘sorrow’. That form of the saying dates back to1598 and occurred in English playwright Ben Jonson’s...
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