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I was listening to my wife recently. She claims I don’t so this article is in part evidence that sometimes I do. My wife was talking about how she visited a hospital CEO and helped them with the tea round. This was a regular Friday afternoon activity. Days later I read a post by Christoper Dodd who was sharing his thoughts on changes to recruit training within the Royal Navy where officers and ratings will share the same basic training before branching off. This got me reflec

Sprout and Kale, our two Working Cockers, remind me of that every day. They don’t care about hierarchy, job titles, org charts or authority signals. They care about presence, consistency, tone, and whether you show up the same way today as you did yesterday. This article explores why dogs are the most honest leadership mirror we have and why teams respond in exactly the same way. Trust isn’t built in big moments; it’s built in the ordinary ones.

Some leaders make you believe in something bigger than yourself. Others make you afraid to believe in anything at all. This article explores what separates them and what purpose driven leaders must do when they come face to face with self serving leaders.