Here is what's featured this week at Leadership Today.

AI adoption isn’t just a technology challenge - it’s a leadership and psychology challenge.

In this episode of Leadership Today, Andrew Beveridge speaks with behavioural scientist, author and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, Dr Gleb Tsipursky. Drawing on his new book, The Psychology of AI Adop...

Moving from technical expert to people leader requires a change in how success is defined: achievement increasingly depends on what others can accomplish. Beveridge encourages leaders to add coaching, development and delegation; retain technical credibility, quality standards and curiosity; and l...

Disagreements take a lot of effort and mental energy. It makes sense to resolve them as soon as possible. In this video we explore five ways to move forward when you need to tackle disagreement.

In our teams we want to cultivate the right ideas. That means keeping an eye out for others’ good ideas and helping them to grow. Researchers have identified five practical things leaders can do to cultivate others’ good ideas. Learn more in this video.

Extraverted individuals are often seen as more comfortable and confident in social situations. This might appear to set extraverts up for success at work and in leadership, but a recent study suggests there may be a downside. Extraverts are often rated lower in listening skills. In this video we ...

In this Ask an Expert video I speak with Belinda Morgan, author of the book Solving the Part-Time Puzzle - How to Decrease Your Hours, Increase Your Impact and Thrive in Your Part-Time Role. You can find our mote about Belinda and buy the book via her website - www.belindamorgan.com

Whether we have people reporting to us or not, we all have the opportunity to bring a leadership mindset to our work. Most of the results we achieve involve influencing others and managing relationships - these are fundamental leadership skills. In this masterclass we explore the four elements of...