Insights · The ICTN Blog
Notes on leadership, decisions and change.
Essays
-
Leadership ·Overcoming the Trojan Horse Syndrome: Empowerment over Dependency in Leadership
In the realm of leadership and innovation, dependency can act as a hidden Trojan Horse, stealthily undermining the very growth and creativity it was meant to support. This metaphor encapsulates the paradox many leaders face: the challenge of fostering an environment of support without inadvertently creating dependency among team members. The balance between empowering employees […]
-
Leadership ·
The Global Leadership Deficit: Diagnosing the Crisis
In today’s interconnected world, the need for effective leadership has never been more critical. Yet, despite the plethora of leadership programs, books, and resources available, we find ourselves in the midst of a global leadership deficit. This crisis transcends borders, seeping into the veins of political, corporate, and social realms. It raises an urgent question: […]
-
Leadership ·
Humor as an Emotional Intelligence Tool in Leadership
In the fabric of leadership, emotional intelligence threads its way as a vital component, dictating how leaders navigate the complexities of human emotions in and out of the workplace. An often underestimated aspect of this emotional skill set is the use of humor. Far from being merely an icebreaker or a light-hearted interlude, humor serves […]
Newsletter
Stay in the conversation
Occasional dispatches on leadership, decision-making and the ICTN programmes – from Fay and the team.
Your email stays with ICTN. See our Privacy Policy.