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THE ESCENTIA LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT BLOG
Discover leadership insights and tips from our team, with decades of business leadership experience.
Create a Focus Plan to help you lead and live with intention
In the buzz of a hectic life, many of us find ourselves running from one activity to the next, with little time for pause and reflection. However, if we don’t take care of our energy, we cannot be a sustainable leader in life and work and we cannot be the best version of ourselves for our team, or our family and friends. We've created a Focus Plan to help you become clear and courageous about the things that you need in your life which allow you to lead and live with greater intention. Download your copy today!
A Good Summer Read
If you're looking for a a good read to open the mind this summer, that takes you on a journey of so many rich learnings of the past, which we can apply to the future, then I recommend this book, written by John Julius Norwich, a historian and travel writer who truly embodies COURAGE, CLARITY and CONGRUENCE.
A Lesson in Clarity and Courage
Stay on the Bus! A lesson in clarity and courage. I started off the year reading a fantastic book: 4000 Weeks by Oliver Burkeman and formulating my thoughts and goals for the year ahead. The book related a story about a Finnish-American photographer, Arno Minkkinen, who talked about the secret to career fulfilment at a graduation speech.
Clarity for Self Compassion
A note on gaining clarity for self-compassion. The egg is the symbol of new life and regeneration. Persians first used eggs as a lucky charm - they used to give an egg to each other when Spring started. Today, eggs are still used during Easter, in connection with Spring when flowers bloom again.
Welcome to Escentia Ltd
Welcome to Escentia Ltd. I'm Paula Tully. There couldn’t be a more poignant moment to write my first blog for Escentia. I am sitting in a hotel in New York, entering year 4 of running Escentia. The main view from my hotel is the Pfizer HQ and I start to think about how many times I proudly walked along 42nd Street to enter its doors, working with the best of the best in mind and in heart.
