What happens when leadership is no longer just discussed, but expressed?
In one recent leadership workshop, as the afternoon unfolded, the walls filled with visual artefacts until we found ourselves standing in our own gallery, rich with imagery, words and connection. Each piece distinct, yet part of a shared experience.
An A–Z of creative nudges from my book Seriously Playful Creativity.
A is for Attitude
To mark International Women’s Day in a more intentional way, I co-created Sip. Reflect. Connect with the Coffee Commune – a community I collaborate with often. What made the afternoon distinctive was the combination of three simple elements: a small welcoming space, a sensory experience that sparked curiosity, and time for conversation. Events like this remind me that when we slow down and engage our senses, conversations often move beyond the surface.
In March I’m partnering with The Coffee Commune for something a little different in honour of International Women’s Day. You’re invited to Sip. Reflect. Connect.
Work wise, the year has started with preparation for a government graduate leadership program, which kicks off very soon, ongoing coaching work, and time at Yellow Edge’s Futures (The Future in Us) Unconference, where I facilitated a Leadership Superpowers and Body Mapping session. I’ll be sharing more about that over time. In the meantime, I’ve included a few photos from our time together.