Second-hand Certainty Second-hand Certainty A client brought something to a conversation recently: a boardroom moment that shouldn’t have bothered her, but did. What surfaced was less about her colleague than about a change in how judgement now gets made. Listen...
Deciding Fate Deciding Fate Most days at the top of an organisation run at a pace that feels simply necessary – the next call, the next decision, the one after that. This piece sits with what that pace decides on our behalf once it stops being something we...
Holding Lightly Holding Lightly As we take on more complexity, something disappears – laughter, lightness, the willingness to be surprised. This piece sits with the inversion that follows: that the capacity to hold complexity does not come from compressing...
