8 tips for greater impact in meetings
From WeAreTheyCity's Future Leader's Blog Like a lot of people, you probably spend a lot of time in meetings (face to face or virtual), right? Meetings can be great, but they can also be a frustrating experience; time-consuming and not productive enough. We’ve probably all experienced that. Ultimately, we can’t control what others do, we only have full control of our own contribution to those meetings. So, with that in mind, what...
Inspire hope
From WeAreTheCity’s Future Leader’s blog Hope is a great fuel of human drive and determination. As a leader, to inspire hope in others, and of course yourself, is one of your most important tasks. The future may seem unclear or uncertain at times – that’s only to be expected with the constant change that is part of reality at work. What you can do as a leader is to continuously look for the opportunities and possibilities of the...
Collective Intelligence = Human + Artificial Intelligence
From WeAreTheCity's Future Leader's Blog In our last blog post, we talked about the power of bringing people together to multiply intelligence, creating smarter teams and smarter organisations. What were your thoughts on that? Have you found ways where you can create opportunities for being smarter together at work, and beyond? If so, please practice collective intelligence by sharing your comments below as it can help trigger ideas...
3 Factors of Collective Intelligence
From WeAreTheCity's Futue Leader's Blog Smarter together. It has a great ring to it, doesn’t it? To be smarter together, to achieve more together. Because everyone is best at something, and no one is best at everything. Collective Intelligence is bringing intelligence together; bringing different ideas, experience and characters together – to create better ideas, solutions and results. It’s about intelligent collaboration and...
Ready to choose?
From WeAreTheCity's Future Leader's Blog The moment you are old enough to take the wheel, responsibility lies with you.J. K. Rowling I want….What do you really want? A new job? A better relationship? A dog? A new car? To be happy? To be successful? To sleep better at night? To lose weight? To read a book a week? Whatever it is, now try saying “I choose….” and whatever it is that you said you want. It feels different,...
