Deborah Hulme
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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Leadership

    1 year, 3 months ago

    Autonomy and the impact it has on individuals and teams’ can often pass largely unrecognised. Yet it has an important role to play in unlocking potential.

    Autonomy is being shown to be a fundamental human need with research, indicating, (particularly in relation to chronic stress) its impact on blood pressure. More so than for example, m…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Learning & Development

    1 year, 3 months ago

    The power of visualisation as a learning tool should not be underestimated. It costs nothing and yet both builds confidence and hones skills.

    • Hey Deborah, Can you provide examples of successful implementations of visualization in education or training settings?

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      • Hi yes – we have used it to help people prepare themselves for
        important meetings, presentations and/or speeches.
        You can also use it to further develop technical skills as you work through the specifics in your mind of what you need to do.

        Visualisation. Its so simple, so powerful and something we can all do. It works because the mind can’t rea…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Learning & Development

    1 year, 3 months ago

    Many of us struggle with the fear of failure. It’s a common and deeply rooted emotion that holds us back. It can be paralysing if we allow it to dominate our thoughts.

    Yet it’s not the end, more a stepping stone on the path to success. It’s helpful to keep in mind that many great leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs have experienced f…[Read more]

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 4 months ago

    Anxiety rising?

    Remember to Breath (see below).

    Make sure you remember short inhale/long exhale as the other way round will activate you even more……. 🚀

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Leadership

    1 year, 4 months ago

    It’s a tough gig learning the skills to be a great leader. Where do you start? There is so much out there to read, digest and put into practice. All on top of the day job. We can spend so long reading the books and learning the different models and frameworks that the practice of leadership almost gets overlooked. And yet the practice of l…[Read more]

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Learning & Development

    1 year, 4 months ago

    Neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to rewire itself, plays a pivotal role in shaping leadership style and the more we understand how the brain works the more we can leverage this wonderful capability.

    For greater balance and improved leadership practice we can use focused attention and proven tools and techniques to intentionally rewire our…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Learning & Development

    1 year, 4 months ago

    Getting ready for an important meeting, presentation or talk is more than just knowing your content. Its also about how we convey the content through the use of our body, tone of voice and emotion. So practice in front of a mirror or better still video yourself. Get comfortable with how you look and sound.

    Use visualisation. Visualise in…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 4 months ago

    Take a Break
    Taking breaks goes beyond just resting; it’s a calculated approach to supercharge learning and productivity. Extensive research underscores the profound impact that well-planned breaks can have on our ability to learn, retain knowledge, and perform at peak levels.

    Memory and Recall: Allowing the brain to momentarily pause and…[Read more]

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 6 months ago

    Hi everyone, delighted to be here to chat about well-being and performance. Do let me know what questions you have or areas you would like to explore and we can take a deep dive into the topic.

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Future of Work

    1 year, 7 months ago

    Is Hybrid working, working? I’m hearing mixed reports now, with isolation and lack of intrinsic learning starting to get talked about more often. The option of flexible working may be here to stay but how it manifests in reality may be something we need to keep assessing and working on together. I am interested in other views and experiences so…[Read more]

    • Yes and implementation will differ individual to individual and even at different times in an individuals life. Organisation, therefore will need to be much better at continual listening and adapting than perhaps some (not all) might have been in the past.

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 7 months ago

    Human behaviour and alignment between brain, mind and body is critical to long-term wellness and performance, for the individual and business to thrive. It surprises me then that this is not a key feature of the modern business school curriculum. Leaders and managers should be as familiar with the research and impact of human energy on…[Read more]

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Future of Work

    1 year, 7 months ago

    I would be interested in how people think AI is going to change the nature of the roles we do as well as the roles themselves. It is a very exciting and also frightening time. The development of Chatgpt, Perplexity and copy.ai plus many others are shaping not just the way we work but also the actual work we do. I think relationship, emotional…[Read more]

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    • So true. I guess AI can replace humans but not humanity !!!

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    • I agree, I think we should try and master these technologies to utilise them in the most efficient way. The goal should be to drive technology and not let technology drive us.

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Learning & Development

    1 year, 7 months ago

    Getting ready for an important meeting, presentation or talk is more than just knowing your content. We need to know the content however we also need to convey the content through how we use our body, tone of voice and emotion. So practice in front of a mirror or better still video yourself. Get comfortable with how you look and sound.

    Use…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 8 months ago

    Only so many hours!

    We all know there are only so many hours in a day, yet so many of us continue to try and squeeze and push as much into that day as we possibly can.

    Despite all modern advances and progress the 24-hour cycle is finite, it’s all that’s available. In addition, for at least 6.5 – 9 of those hours, we should be asleep; to rest…[Read more]

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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 9 months ago

    Three ways to alleviate rising anxiety, in the moment! Helpful if going into a presentation or undertaking an activity that is unsettling the nerves.

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  • Deborah Hulme joined the group Technology

    1 year, 9 months ago
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    1 year, 9 months ago
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  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Future of Work

    1 year, 9 months ago

    Social connection is fundamental to human wellbeing and performance. We may be shifting towards more fluid, hybrid ways of working, however, dedicated space and time for people to connect will always be necessary.

  • Deborah Hulme posted an update in the group Wellness & Wellbeing

    1 year, 9 months ago

    Everything we do starts with a chemical reaction in the brain, however, when considering wellness many of us rarely think about brain health. I know I never used to. Yet things such as foggy brain, forgetfulness and overwhelm can all point to a brain that is in need of some tender care. Sleep, good nutrition, social connection, exercise, focus…[Read more]

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    • Yes you are right Rajesh and when talking about this in workshops I often break it down into Brain, Mind, Body, Stress Management and Social Connection – it is the whole self and I like your reference to ‘cell health’.

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