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Masterclass: Self-care as a leadership skill

As part of a one-day masterclass, I am excited to offer four highly interactive workshops on self-care as a leadership skill in London, Amsterdam, Birmingham and Copenhagen. This is part of a one-day program offered by the ExecTrack Academy. The ExecTrack Academy delivers interactive & thought provoking One-Day Masterclasses led by their inspirational faculty, focusing on topics relevant to women in business today. I will offer a highly interactive workshop on self-care as a leadership skill in the morning. The afternoon will include a talk by Roz Savage. Roz Savage is the first (and so far only) woman to row solo across the world’s “Big Three” oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian. She holds four Guinness World Records, and was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for services to fundraising and the environment.
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Why speaking up does not help women leaders thrive, and what does

Yesterday I read an Harvard Business Review article on research suggesting that men get credit for voicing ideas but women don’t. As a coach helping women (and men) to be successful leaders, I am particularly interested in this topic. It got me thinking about how unconscious bias stands in the way of women emerging as leaders and how we can address this. The article suggest a few helpful strategies to address this issue in the workplace, but I believe there’s another possibility, that may even be more effective in helping women thrive as leaders.Read More