The Leadership Diaries

After a couple of weeks of illness and downright burnout, I share my lessons that all leaders can take something from. We feel we can't stop, we feel we can't slow down and we end up paying the price. These are my learnings.

In this episode, I ramble on about words as weapons, trying new things and how your content should inspire you more than others.

In this episode, I look at the lessons learned when you are trapped by your skills and it holds back your growth.

In this episode, I share my recent realisation that gratitude is a key part of any business success, even in times of challenge.

In this episode, I explore the lessons around people being both the solution and the problem, in all businesses.

In the 5th lesson of our first 10 years in business, I challenge that we need to think bigger than we think is possible and step into that space to grow.

In this lesson, I talk about how I started the business based on my skills but one of my biggest lessons is being clear on why and where you are going. This stops the treadmill and challenges why you get up and do what you do every day.

In the third lesson of my 10 years in business, I explore the concept of 'value' and how we often put our focus on cost, rather than value.

In my second lesson from being in business for 10 years, I discuss a sense of frustration when you don't feel like you are progressing as quickly as you think you should. A tough lesson for leaders pushing their own comfort zone.

As we approach our  10th birthday I wanted to reflect on the big lessons learned. Through a  conversation with one of my team, we realised that the first lesson off  the bat was bravery... and how I wished I had been braver early on.