“Emotional intelligence is critical in building and maintaining relationships and influencing others — key skills that help people throughout their career and wherever they sit in an organizational structure.”

— Margaret Andrews - Harvard Instructor in Leadership, Emotional Intelligence, and Creativity & Innovation

How many times have you found yourself doing something that, later on, you regretted doing?  Equally, how many times have you not done something because you over thought the situation and found yourself to have done nothing at all?

We all do it to a greater or lesser extent, we get in our own way of delivering success. So what steps can we make to ensure that we reduce self-sabotage in our lives so that we can make the most of our career’s opportunities?

Being curious can so often open up future success but we so often don’t use it. John Hicks explores why curiosity is so useful and the perils of not using it.

Feeling disempowered at work is an uncomfortable feeling. In this article, John Hicks explores how to regain a sense of agency.

What to do when there are clear problems with managing your team but no clear causation for those problems.

Are you successful at winning over colleagues? No? Then read this and download the Six Essential Elements of Influencing For Success guide.

Unlock success in your career by nurturing your Emotional Intelligence. You don’t have to feel stuck anymore.

Unlock success in your career by nurturing your Emotional Intelligence. You don’t have to feel stuck anymore.