Life & Leadership · Cultural Awareness · Healthy Transitions
Anyone growing up in the UK in the 80s and 90s will remember the ‘Henry hoover’. An electric vacuum cleaner with a friendly face and a robust constitution always ready to clean your house with a smile. When ‘Henry’ was … Continued
“I’m on the verge of a breakdown.” “I just need to recharge my batteries and I’ll be fine…” “Am I beyond repair?” These are common enough phrases in life and leadership, and especially prevalent when we are going through major … Continued
How we deal with regret will affect how much we can grow, develop and push forward. As we looked at last time, regret can eat us alive or be food for thought and growth going forward… In this post we look at how to make sure it’s the latter.
It wouldn’t surprise anyone who has experienced the gnawing, consuming discomfort of remorse to discover that the word originally comes from the Medieval Latin ‘remorsum’ meaning literally “to bite back, bite again.”
So how can we deal well with our life and leadership regrets without them eating us alive?