When commercial deals collapse it’s often through lack of trust. We all know from our own experience that it’s much easier (and quicker)...

Scientific research suggests that whilst deception, deceit and untruths (i.e. generally bad behaviour) damage a relationship, it is...

Last week there were a number of athletes deciding not to continue in their event at the Olympic Games citing mental health issues. Has...

‘Nobody gets fired for buying IBM’, are words I heard when growing up . This was my earliest introduction to social proof – IBM was seen...

Thanks to the 58 people who completed our poll to ask whether a 4-day working week is just around the corner. The outcome suggests that...

In a land far, far away (actually, not so far) – in Russia, and a land even less far away – France (it’s all relative to where you are...

As we seemingly hurtle towards the future, employing a multitude of different communication channels in the workplace, the choice of the...

Jacob Zuma, the former South African president, was sentenced to prison for 15 months for contempt of court this week. This was because...

There are occasions when the absolute nightmare does happen – just ask Unai Simon, the Spanish goalkeeper, after his momentary lapse in...

An interesting article in BBC news this week suggested that in business, ‘Perfectionism can hold women back' (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/...

Sitting in the airport in Geneva I asked the guy next to me, ‘Surely there’s a danger that the other side might walk away?’ The answer...

On this day, the one that springs to mind for me is Romeo and Juliet. Most of us know the basic premise, two families take adversarial...