Where Psychology Means Business
One of the biggest unexpected successes of 2020 for us was the Dirty Salad Club.
We started this in March 2020, when Ireland and most of the world was dealing with a lockdown and working from home for the first time. We wanted to create a space for us to get together and get vulnerable. We aimed to learn together and expand our networks, while physically staying apart.
Traditionally, the focus of risk management has been on “objective” measures, worked out through risk models and statistics. People sometimes think there is safety in numbers, that there’s reliability in numeric measurements. But these approaches can be incoherent and inconsistent. Read More “The Risky Business of Agility”
We wanted to create a space for coaches, trainers, psychologists, and HR/L&D professionals to get together and get vulnerable. We wanted to support others, share insights, and have a place we can learn from each other.
Vulnerability is all about dropping your armour, being open about how you’re feeling, being honest with others, and admitting mistakes or shortcomings.
January is often a time people make resolutions, set goals, and have the best intentions for the year ahead. However, as time goes on, motivation can dwindle. Here are three simple ways to stay committed to the things you feel are most important for you to get right!
