I didn’t put Peaky Blinders on the TV looking for moral philosophy. I wanted a story to unwind with. Instead, I found myself pausing mid-episode, struck by a strange thought about a man who is, in many respects, not a good man, yet unmistakably resilient. Thomas Shelby is not a model to imitate but he […]
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As an introvert, office holiday parties and networking events can feel like a social marathon. While some of your colleagues might leave these events energized, you may find yourself quietly scanning the room for a low-stimulation exit route well before the end of the night. The good news? You’re not alone, and more importantly, you
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In many Australian workplaces, success can be complex due to our cultural relationship with achievement. The uniquely Australian phenomenon of tall poppy syndrome, where individuals who stand out through their accomplishments can face subtle criticism or outright hostility, has become a recognised issue in organisational psychology and management (Feather 1989). However, what if our organisations
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The Coffee Shop Lesson: Small Choices, Big Patterns Small, low-stakes decisions often reflect how we approach major life and leadership choices. A coffee shop queue shows why. The café was bustling with the morning rush. Cups clinked, espresso machines hissed, and the air buzzed with caffeine-fuelled energy. As I waited for a networking meeting to
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Introduction Sustainability and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) programs have been widely embraced as essential for modern businesses. Advocates argue that ESG initiatives drive financial performance, foster innovation, and mitigate risk. However, despite these claims, many companies struggle with ESG business challenges, ranging from regulatory burdens to accusations of greenwashing. If ESG is truly a
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In today’s digital world, information travels faster and further than ever before. While this hyperconnected environment has brought many benefits, it has also led to a surge in misinformation and disinformation, challenging individuals’ ability to discern fact from fiction. Recent studies on Australian digital information literacy have highlighted these growing concerns. With the rise of
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