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Updated: Jun 23, 2022 Am I the only one who, when this all began in March, believed that things would be ‘normal’ by the summer? That we’d be able to

I am not the only one who can remember how they felt the first time they heard Sir Ken Robinson speak at an event.   I knew of Ken and

In dark times, our feelings often start to match the mood. We try not to be too positive or upbeat. Pessimism and cynicism may start to creep in. The dark

Those who come through the turmoil of the crisis best, will be those who understand the importance of people, well-being and sensitive leadership. I want to share three leadership strategies

This month, I have been privileged enough to co-produce and present a series of webinars exploring how we can prepare our teachers, staff members, communities and children for their return

This month is sure to bring more uncertainty, more challenges and undoubtedly, more change. I’ve spent some time trying to understand my journey over the past couple of months. I

When lockdown came into effect I slept on it and came out fighting. Ding, ding! Round One: I quickly set to transferring my speaking career online. I registered for a

As we enter this period of uncertainty, I wanted to take this opportunity to reach out to you. Aside from contracting coronavirus, probably the greatest source of anxiety is the

2020 has proved challenging for me so far, and I am guilty, as many of us are, of losing perspective when things get tough. Sometimes we must search for things

In the world of social media we see so much of peoples’ curated lives. Scrolling through our social media homepages we are exposed to endless numbers of perfectly filtered images

I recently shared the stage with Robert Kennedy Jr (son of Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy) at a conference in Spain. There were moments when,