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Who is Kim Kardashian and what is she teaching my kids about sex, money, and fancy handbags?
So have you had ‘the talk’ with your teenagers yet?
Building trust in diverse teams
There are times in life when your good ideas just don't get the results you need. Your best people skills, no longer bring out the best in them. And you begin to recognise your need for new skills, only after you’ve already started a project.
How to show meaningful support in times of grief
'In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends'. Martin Luther King, Jr
The future of business and its social, moral and commercial decisions
In January 2018 Ingvar Kamprad, the Swedish business genius behind the flatpack furniture giant IKEA, passed away at 91 leaving a business empire turning over $30 billion annually.
- The sensible reason why we do irrational things with money
- Good character matters in people, it matters in organisations too
- What to do when the other side has all the power and you have all the emotion
- Ask the hard questions early in business
- What comes to mind when you hear the word philanthropy?
- Always plan a future greater than your past
- There's never been a better time to be alive and under 35
