Great Mentors Do These 7 Things

I consider myself very lucky in my career. From working in media at the BBC when I first left university to today being an M.D. in a globally recognised training and development organisation.
I consider myself very lucky in my career. From working in media at the BBC when I first left university to today being an M.D. in a globally recognised training and development organisation.
Over the past few blog posts and podcasts, we have explored various topics to stimulate your thinking.
“Quality questions create a quality life. Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers.” Tony Robbins
With wellbeing and work–life balance being on many organisations’ agenda, a question we are continually asked by the leaders we train is how can people achieve more by working less?
In one of our last posts, we talked about the need to develop yourself as a leader who has a high EIor emotional intelligence.
Over recent posts on the Excel Communications blog, we have discussed various ways to improve your leadership capability.
I read a story recently about a well-known UK comedian, author and Radio 4presenter called Sandi Toksvig, who studied Anthropology at university. One day a professor held up a photograph of an [...]