Your Surprise Secret Weapon for Success: Work Your Week
It’s easy to trick yourself into thinking there’s never enough time to get things done – especially the most important things in your life. But
25 April 2017
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What You Don’t Know WILL Hurt You – Disruption in the Mortgage Broking Industry
The release this week of the Sedgwick Report brings yet another major change to this fast-changing industry. If you’re a broker, you might despair because
21 April 2017
Property Managers: How Smart Are You, Really?
Experience is useful, but it can also get in the way – especially in a fast-changing world where the old solutions don’t necessarily work anymore.
18 April 2017
The Future of Medicine is the Patient … err, Customer
Last year, my parents moved house after 40 years. When searching for a new local GP, my 80-year-old father’s first source of information was online
31 March 2017
Think Sharp: Great Minds Don’t Think Alike
Every month, I host a “business book club” at my house for a group of 15 people. Each month, we choose a business book –
29 March 2017
The New Skills for the Legal Profession (and the Rest of Us, Too)
Last week, I presented the closing keynote presentation for the Queensland Law Society’s Annual Symposium. Their theme was “Framing the Future”, and the previous speaker
21 March 2017
Are You Ready to Lead in a VUCA World?
I heard somebody say recently that you don’t know what real pain is until you step on a piece of Lego on the floor when
14 March 2017
Test Your Future-Proof IQ: You’d Be Surprised What Most Leaders Get Wrong
When it comes to iPads, video production, and Apple technology, my technology consultant is my eleven-year-old niece Abbey. And yet, when Abbey was born, there
9 February 2017
Next Level Productivity – Five New Moves For Our Fast-Changing World
When the Institute for the Future looked to identify the key skills for the future workplace, they knew those skills would not be technical, task-oriented
12 January 2017
Is Your Team Ready for the Future of Work?
The youngest Millennials (also know as Gen Ys), and their younger sibling Gen Z, expect more from their workplace. Most workplaces still carry over baggage
6 December 2016