About this Event
The Book Club is specially for the ambitious, the curious and the fast-growing
"This book focuses on what leaders can do to make tangible improvements to people's wellbeing and increase performance at the same time. It's a 'must read' for any leader who wants to make a real difference in the modern workplace," Rachel Suff, Senior Policy Advisor (Employment Relations), CIPD
There is no doubt we are going through yet another period of unprecedented change. Hard on the heels of the pandemic we are facing a cost of living crisis and a recession, and there is war in Europe. We have another new Prime Minister, and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, our Head of State for more than seventy years, has just passed away.
If you are a leader, how can you keep your team performing well amidst all this uncertainty? And how do you protect yourself from the burn out that all too often results from high levels of stress uncertainty can cause.
Natasha Wallace, founder of The Conscious Leadership Company, says in The Conscious Effect: "Wellbeing starts with the leaders, because unless healthy behaviours are being role-modeled by those who are responsible for leading everyone else, we start on shaky foundations." In her book, she presents a new model for Conscious Leadership - where leaders become more consciously aware of their own and other's needs - and introduces the five crucial foundations that allow us to create the internal and external conditions to thrive.
We are very excited that Natasha will be joining us at The Kensington Arms for The Book Club on 20th October, 4-6pm, and sharing tea (or coffee) and cake as well as answering your questions and joining the conversation.
You buy the book - which you all know by now you must read - and we'll supply the conversation.
We both very much look forward to seeing you there.
Peter and Kim
hgkc We challenge our clients to evolve
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Kensington Arms, Stanley Road, Bristol, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00