Articles.

The Australian Summer of Tennis is over for another year.  And what a Summer of Tennis it was! The Finals got me thinking about the character of those who were the

The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is in the news for the wrong reasons… again.  The latest debacle are the gatherings at 10 Downing Street during lockdown in the UK.  The gatherings

Last week I spent three days with a group of leaders who were investing time in their leadership development.  What impressed me the most was the level of maturity in their

Time to bring this chestnut out again, although I didn’t do it last year, as we start to attend a multitude of social events, which for some, may include alcohol.  Our

‘No saint, no hero, no discoverer, no prophet, no leader ever did his work cheaply and easily, comfortably and painlessly, and no people was ever great which did not pass

This year is flying past us in no amount of time.  It is a scary prospect for some.  Some of us are already booking commitments into next year and we haven’t even

Is it just me or is respect disappearing?  Once upon a time you gave respect almost without question.  Sometimes the respect wasn’t deserved and there is always the belief of some that

It appears I am writing about issues of interest in the AFL a bit lately.  That is because the AFL is providing such interesting material to write about. Last week was

What happens, when you put in place a succession plan to ensure a smooth transition of information, knowledge, and skills from a long-term employee to their successor and the long-term

Making a decision.  Sometimes it can be so easy.  Other times we will drag it out forever and a day.  The act of not making a decision may be seen as procrastination.  Or is