Tag: character

• Handling Change as an Integral Part of Life

  In the intricate tapestry of existence, often characterized by the certainties of births, deaths, and taxes, there exists an unspoken but undeniable fourth certainty – change. Change stands as the ultimate certainty, a constant force that weaves through the fabric of our lives, shaping our experiences and molding the very essence of our existence. Yet,…

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  7th Jun 2024

  Coaching Training Mentoring and Consulting, leadership, Learning

  change, change management, character, coaching, Experiential, high performance, new perspective, personal development, personal growth, personal reflection, productivity, professional development, self-improvement, teaching, training

• An Exploration of the Nolan Principles in Public Office: Fostering Ethical Leadership and Accountability

  Introduction: The Nolan Principles refer to a set of principles that form the basis of ethical standards and conduct for individuals in public service. They were developed in the United Kingdom and are named after Lord Nolan, who chaired the Committee on Standards in Public Life that proposed them. The Committee was established in 1994…

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  8th Mar 2024

  Educational Leadership, leadership

  accountability, character, Education, ethical leadership, ethics, high performance, honesty, integrity, leadership, leadership development, objectivity, openness, Organisational growth, politics, principles, public office, selflessness