insium's Interviews with Courageous Leaders
Written by geoff Thursday, 08 February 2018 00:00
A question on courage
In a world of constant disruption and mounting tension, it has never been more important to be courageous and to have courageous leaders across politics, business, government and community.
Feedback from our 2017 Client Survey
Once again, we're grateful to those clients who took time to provide feedback via our annual client survey. We are extremely humbled to see that 100% of respondents consider their experience in working with us to be "Excellent"; we are grateful for the opportunity to work with you. Additionally, 80% of respondents also consider us to be "Much better" or "Somewhat better" than our competitors. We're energised by this fantastic show of support for what we do.
insium's newsletter on courage: December, 2017
Written by geoff Sunday, 03 December 2017 00:00
We're excited to officially announce
"Leading with Courage"
How courageous do you think leaders in Australia are? How courageous are you? What responsibility do you have to be courageous?
My purpose is to “open doors,” inviting people to courageously open, step through and explore the other side. My vision is to build the courage reserves of Australia.
insium's newsletter on courage: September, 2017
Written by geoff Tuesday, 19 September 2017 00:00
The 5th World Congress of Positive Psychology
Leading with Courage
As several you are aware, I had the opportunity to present my “Leading with Courage” program at the recent 5th World Congress of Positive Psychology. I received feedback on the program from a panel comprised of world renowned experts in the field of positive psychology and organisations, including Marisa Salanova, Professor of Work & Organisational Psychology, Jaume I University, Spain, and Anne Brafford, co-founder of Aspire Legal and Chairperson of the American Bar Association’s Attorney Wellbeing Committee.
The 5th World Congress of Positive Psychology - Positive Energisers
Sunday, 20 August 2017 00:00As promised, the next few newsletters will focus on my learning at the recent 5th World Congress of Positive Psychology (WCCP) which was held in Montreal in July. There was so much learnt, please consider this to be newsletter #1 of … a few.
Kim Cameron (Co-founder, Centre for Positive Organisations, University of Michigan), shared his wealth of knowledge and experience in working with positive organisations, positive leaders and positive energisers.
Three key points included:
- Those who positively energise others are high performers
- Positive energisers tend to enhance the work of others; people who interact with or are connected to energisers perform better too
- High performing organisations had three times as many positive energising networks than low performing organisations.
Consider the following questions: are you a positive energiser or a de-energiser?