Our propensity to over index on the negative can lead us into a cycle of rumination and anxiety. This is when ‘negative bias’, a natural survival mechanism, ceases to be a helpful tool and becomes a harmful one.

Our propensity to over index on the negative can lead us into a cycle of rumination and anxiety. This is when ‘negative bias’, a natural survival mechanism, ceases to be a helpful tool and becomes a harmful one.
When clients have concerns about stress and anxiety in their work lives, it can be helpful to take a step back and think about mother nature and the evolution of human beings to provide perspective.
Conversations around leadership can create a false division in our minds between the leaders and the followers.
Decisions, decisions, decisions. Every day we make hundreds of them.
Emotional manipulators can play dirty but that doesn’t mean you have to.
Languishing. It’s the fancy word for that blah feeling you’ve been feeling during the pandemic.
Ways to sustain yourself and create structure in an uncertain world.
Last week I was thrilled to record a podcast with the wonderful Krati Mehra.
Ten days ago I stepped onto my native soil of Australia after two weeks in mandatory quarantine.
Work has never been easy. Before the pandemic knocked us sideways, we were plenty busy managing stress, fear and frustration in the workplace.