Reflective Leadership
A reflection in a mirror is usually an exact replica 
of what is in front of it.  

Reflection in leadership, however, gives back not what is, 
but what could be, an improvement on the original.
Deliberate thinking, reflecting on what you have done, what you are doing, what you want to do, is an essential leadership skill that you cannot afford to be without.  It underpins virtually every one of the tasks you have to do.  Thinking is today's main business task, particularly if you are at middle management level or above.

How can you become more reflective?

Engage with a coach

Coaching has self-reflection at its heart.  Thinking about what you are doing in the company of an experienced coach will build your muscles for critical, focussed thinking.
If you would like to talk to someone about the possibility of engaging in coaching, fill in this form and we will get back to you. 

Sign up for The Reflective Leadership Enquiry Programme - new for 2016

This year-long programme of taught and individual study revolves around work on a self-selected individual question that has both personal and leadership significance for you.  Each participant on the programme will conduct their own enquiry, accompanied by other programme participants working on their own separate enquiries.
If you would like to talk to someone about this exciting new programme, fill in this form and we will get back to you. 

Work through 
Better Thinking for Better Results

This practical, tool-packed guide to getting better results through focussed thinking has been described by one reviewer as being 'a must-read for the busy professional in search of better results amid the chaos and complexity of the twenty-first century workplace.'  Another reader comments that 'it really sells the benefits of adopting reflective practice in a pragmatic, straightforward way,' and goes on to 'recommend this to anyone who wants an effective way to challenge how they think and to build new skills to make better, more considered decisions.'  

Is that you?

I would like to become a more reflective leader.  
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