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The third essay in the series on the art of ethical leadership looking at Machiavellianism and the nature of the power game
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The Leadership ParadoxListen now (24 min) | The second essay in the series on the art of ethical leadership looking at the effects of short-term thinking versus long-term th…
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A Thought | A Quote | A Book | An Album | The Archive
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The Gnōmic: Changing MindsListen now (10 min) | A Thought | A Quote | A Book | An Album | The Archive
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The first essay in a series on the art of ethical leadership and working successfully with others.
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The Leadership Series: The Essence of LeadershipListen now (19 min) | The first essay in a series on the art of ethical leadership and working successfully with others.
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Prelude: What Unethical Leadership Looks LikeListen now (6 min) | Ethics in Leadership is a hot topic and it has been for some time. In this issue of The Lead, we explore ways it can go terribly w…
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The Gnömic: Moral Responsibility (Could You Have Done Otherwise?)Listen now (23 min) | In the face of a regrettable outcome or outright disaster, or indeed, a favourable outcome, is there a possibility you could have…
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Are We Bound To Self-Destruct?Listen now (19 min) | Issue 141: Why we often discount or completely shelve our moral and ethical principles for the sake of short-term gain to the poi…
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The Gnömic: The End of WorkListen now (13 min) | Maybe it's not all bad news
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Issue 140: What Can You See When You're Only Sixteen?Listen now (26 min) | Suicide: friends gone in the blink of an eye.
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You on Discord?Discord is everything social media is not. It is a community server that is user-operated and moderated and is a place for us to engage with eac…
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