Edition 11

A warm welcome to 2025!

We’re diving straight into actionable strategies that will empower you to elevate your leadership and inspire transformation within your team.

From using Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle to enhance decision-making to leading with emotional intelligence, these insights will provide you with the tools to unlock meaningful growth and drive change.

We’ve also added a reflection exercise with actionable tips that will set you up for continued growth and success.

One of the most powerful tools for personal and professional growth is reflection.

Leaders who take the time to reflect not only gain clarity but also develop the resilience and agility necessary to drive meaningful change.

Here’s how you can apply Gibbs’ cycle to your leadership journey:

• Description: What happened in your leadership role or with your team? Be specific and objective.
• Feelings: Reflect on how you felt during the experience—were you challenged, frustrated, inspired?
• Evaluation: What worked well, and what didn’t? Identify the positives and areas for improvement.
• Analysis: Why did things happen the way they did? Dive deeper into the reasons behind success or setbacks.
• Conclusion: What can you learn from this experience? What would you do differently in the future?
• Action Plan: Create a plan to address what you’ve learned. Set specific goals for how you will approach similar situations in the future.

Start implementing Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle today to unlock new insights and take purposeful action toward your leadership goals.

Navigating change is a constant challenge for leaders, but it’s not just about the “how” of implementing new systems or strategies—it’s about understanding the “who” behind the change.

In our latest blog, we explore the neuroscience of change, offering practical steps for leaders to not only manage change but to make it an opportunity for growth.

Leaders who understand the human side of change can help their teams embrace it, rather than resist it.

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As hybrid work becomes the norm, it’s evident that one size doesn’t fit all—especially when it comes to engaging younger employees.

Here are our tips to ensure your hybrid strategy works for everyone:

• Build a flexible yet clear hybrid work policy: Set clear expectations while allowing for flexibility.
• Ensure strong communication: Bridge the gap between remote and in-office teams to maintain cohesion.
• Create opportunities for mentorship: Foster career development, even in a hybrid environment.

Leading in a hybrid world requires both agility and empathy.

In this insightful video, Eduardo Brice?o, a leading expert in growth mindset, explains how a focus on performance can actually hinder improvement.

He explores the difference between a performance mindset and a learning mindset, and how leaders can foster an environment where learning, growth, and continuous improvement take precedence.

If you’re looking to shift your focus from simply performing to growing and improving, this video is a must-watch.?

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As we move into the new year, now is the perfect time to reflect on what’s ahead.

Consider these questions as you prepare for the challenges and successes to come:

1. What new leadership habits can you cultivate to empower your team and drive growth?
2. How can you foster an environment that embraces change and nurtures innovation?
3. What will you do differently this year to ensure you and your team are not just surviving, but thriving?

These questions are designed to inspire thoughtful reflection and purposeful action as you navigate the year ahead.