
Book Summary: Superfast Lead at Speed by Sophie Devonshire
A book summary of the 3 big ideas, 2 compelling quotes and 1 action from Superfast Lead at Speed by Sophie Devonshire
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A book summary of the 3 big ideas, 2 compelling quotes and 1 action from Superfast Lead at Speed by Sophie Devonshire

Facilitating Virtual Training and Workshops? Here is a collection of virtual training activities that can maximise engagement at your next agile training workshop.

Leaders are fuel for others so it’s important to monitor your energy levels regularly and refuel often.This energy monitor allows you to reflect on your current energy levels and take action to refuel as required.Toby’s Top Tip: Once a week spend 10 minutes scoring your energy across these 9 dimensions. Ask this question for each area:Is this energy area draining, neutral or charging?This simple exercise allows you to take any refuelling actions. It keeps your energy at the right level to lead y

The Coronavirus has been a great demonstration of how difficult drive behaviour change. Yesterday the UK Government mandated stricter policies to restrict movement after many people across the country continued to socially mingle.In order for behaviour to happen the following needs to occur:Behaviour happens when motivation & ability & prompt converge at the same moment (B=MAP)
BJ Fogg – Tiny HabitsTo date the government has relied on the motivation to “protect the NHS” for behaviour change.We s

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“Focused, productive successful mornings generate focused, productive, successful days – which inevitably create a successful life.”
Hal ElrodWhen I arrive to my office….I will not check my emailsA hard habit to build. Don’t sit down at your desk and dive straight into emails. Starting in this reactive way, will lead to low focus and progress.I will fill my Water BottleSuper simple but important. Read moreI will write my gratitude journalOne sentence, on a Post-It Note, describing something to b

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