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THE ESCENTIA LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT BLOG
Discover leadership insights and tips from our team, with decades of business leadership experience.
Escentia Updates
The Escentia team are looking forward to a busy Autumn ahead working with a variety of client teams, from those we regular partner with, to brand new teams too. We’re also excited to welcome back our cohort of delegates in October for Module 2 of the Unlocking Your Leadership Potential programme, which focuses on Becoming an Enterprise Business Leader. >>
Leading with Intention
We hope that you’ve had a good Summer, are feeling recharged, and have found a moment or two for pause and reflection. You may even have considered your intentions for yourself and your team as we move into the last quarter of the year. >>
What Brings You Joy?
“What brings me joy”? This question is crucial in a world that seems to demand more than we can give. It's closely tied to self-compassion, a core component of Escentia's 6Cs framework. We believe that understanding what brings us joy is essential for living and leading with intention. >>
What Truly Matters to You?
What truly matters to you - uncovering your core values. Core values are the fundamental principles that shape our lives. They stem from our early life experiences and are deeply embedded in our psyche, guiding our choices, behaviours, and overall satisfaction. These values are integral to both our personal and professional lives, influencing everything we do.>>
Embracing the Lessons You Most Need to Learn
There's a profound quote by Richard Bach (Author or Jonathan Livingston Seagull): "You teach best what you most need to learn." As I take my annual summer pause, this wisdom resonates deeply with me. This break is a powerful time for my coaching practice and personal life, allowing me to stop, listen, read, and reflect deeply. It's a reset, and it works wonders! >>
Summer Holidays – a Time for Reflection
Do you often reflect on past key moments and experiences in your life and look at how they have affected your life today?...Why?...Because this reflection can not only serve to highlight the lessons from the past, and the stories that we’ve told ourselves (positive or negative). But also points to the things that have served us well and those which haven’t. Reflecting can also highlight the areas in our life that need more focus or may require change. >>
