In the previous posts I have introduced why using a compass in the field and in our personal and business lives is both critical and full of hidden traps for…
In my last article, I introduced the compass as an amazing instrument that many of us use as part of our jobs at sea, in the air and on land...…
Following on from last weeks article... As a former Commercial Passenger Ferry Skipper, I regard the compass as an essential piece of kit. Actually… it is more than that. It…
Much organisational and business language comes directly from navigational terms and principles. How much of it is understood, is an interesting question! Regarding the compass, I would say, ‘not much’ at times, it…
https://youtu.be/V4f_1_r80RY I am mesmerised by watching murmurations like the video above. We know that a picture is worth 1000 words. Visual imagery is critical to help provide clarity, to inspire, provoke,…
This week, a startling Oracle report on Executives' mental health plus feedback from the MSc students I was teaching at Henley Business School, has highlighted three important questions. 1. Who is…
The Three Principles of Networking Today’s language of Networking draws much from the creation, maintenance and repair of fishing nets. 40 years ago I was the Captain of Passenger Ferries.…
Over the past year and particularly the past several months, I have talked to a good many professionals and seen many papers published, that assert the key to change and…
I am delighted to be able to introduce my new book… Its purpose… is to help leaders and their teams make sense of the multitude of choices and decisions that…
Navigation is ‘a continuous stream of choices, decisions and adjustments, to achieve the intended outcome/goal’ In these times of unprecedented change what we see, understand and extrapolate forward defines our…