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July 2nd, 2026
What’s Going On Up There?

Leadership Lessons From The Odyssey

What can an ancient Greek story reveal about the realities of leadership today? In this episode, Grace is joined by Chartered Psychologist Louise Weston…

What’s Going On Up There?

Reframing Ageing: The Mindset Shift for a Longer, Healthier Life

Ageing happens to all of us, every day. Yet many of us are taught to see it as a story of inevitable decline: slower thinking, less energy and fewer possibilities.…

Inclusive Cultures

When Inclusion Creates Silence: Rebuilding Confidence to Speak Up

Over the past decade, many organisations have invested heavily in diversity, equity and inclusion. Done well, this work challenges discrimination, broadens…

Leadership

4 Critical Dimensions of Leadership Assessment: Culture Fit

Hiring decisions rarely fail because a leader lacks technical skills. More often, the challenge emerges after they join when ways of working clash, relationships…

What’s Going On Up There?

Will It Really Make You Happy?

From the thrill of a new car to the life-changing prospect of a lottery win, we often assume we know exactly how future events will make us feel. But are…

What’s Going On Up There?

The Power Of Social Capital [Psychological Safety Week 2026]

“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know”. The people around us can influence the information we receive, the opportunities we hear about and…

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