Most strategic planning happens in a comfortable half-sleep. What Tim's jiu jitsu tournament taught me about vision, presence and why the best strategic work starts with a feeling, not a spreadsheet.

The real competitive advantage in AI isn't technological — it's psychological. Pete Howarth-Jarratt explores why curious cultures outperform expensive AI strategies.

Forty years ago, Bob Geldof didn't start with a strategic plan. He started with a vision so powerful it mobilised 1.9 billion people. What does that mean for how you lead?

When Polaroid announced the end of instant film in 2008, it seemed like digital had won. What followed offers a powerful lesson for how we design learning and development in organisations.

What does a world champion BJJ coach have to teach us about professional development? More than you'd think. Pete Howarth-Jarratt explores John Danaher's systematic approach to skill acquisition.

Every leader faces moments of truth that reveal their true character. The role you choose in your own leadership story shapes not just your outcomes — but who you become in the process.

The landscape of professional development is evolving rapidly. Here's a learner journey framework that blends timeless education wisdom with AI technology — and an invitation to build on it together.

Standing at Roland Garros watching the world number one, I looked up and saw the slogan above the stadium: 'Victory belongs to the most tenacious.' In my years of coaching, I single out this trait as the key determinant of success.

It's so exhausting trying to get people to do what you want them to do. If you're a manager on the brink of despair, here are four questions that may just save you from imploding.