The surprising ingredient of the truly great
While talent often takes centre stage in discussions about success in sports and business, it is far from the whole story, explains Catherine Baker
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How to tap the power of neurodiverse talent
Despite the growing recognition of the value of diversity, neurodiversity remains an overlooked aspect in many workplaces, says Niki Turner-Harding
Fake it till you make it
Caspar Lee reflects on his battles with impostor syndrome and draws on other notable examples from entrepreneurs like Steve Jobs
Three tips on how to take advantage of the new government
From selling to the government under new procurement laws to accessing fully-funded support programs, Emma Jones says now is the time for founders to capitalise on these growing prospects and turn their ventures into lasting successes
How management undermines leadership
Ed Smith explores why we distrust management, admire leadership, and how our communication methods may be stifling the very qualities we need most in today’s organisations
Setbacks aren’t terminal, they define success
Tom Beahon, co-founder and CEO of sportswear brand Castore, explores the unique qualities that set successful entrepreneurs apart
Female business leaders and the confidence conundrum
Women in business face a confidence paradox, where they are perceived as either lacking confidence or overdoing it, never fitting the typical leader's mould
Why you need a mentor
After navigating years of economic turbulence, business owners are finding renewed optimism, thanks largely to the support of co-founders, mentors, and coaches
Adaptability over ideology: How Carlo Ancelotti has redefined leadership
In an era where philosophical fervour in sports rivals that of political debate, football managers like Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti exemplify differing approaches to the game
A people-first approach to AI adoption
Generative AI has rapidly evolved from an experimental trend to a transformative business tool, leaving many SME leaders grappling with its implications
The 3Ps that provide the key to long-term motivation
Catherine Baker explores the "three Ps" that drive long-term success and how these principles can help maintain motivation and achieve sustained performance in any field
The power of taking time off
As we’re into the summer holidays, it's crucial to remember the profound health benefits of taking time off
The ageing economy is the big trend to watch
As Britain's population ages and birth rates decline, the sustainability of the state pension and NHS is in jeopardy
The reality check: Starmer’s initial days in number 10
Steven Swinford breaks down the challenge ahead for the country's new prime minister
The net-zero transition: A 3-point plan for smaller businessesÂ
Sustainable development poses unique challenges for SMEs but there are ways to address them. The key is to get started
5 things I wish my 20-year-old self knew about business
As Caspar Lee reaches the big 3-0, he reflects on what he's learned about founding, building and investing in businesses
Why you need to start thinking differently about diversity
Don't think of diversity as an opportunity to give back, but instead, consider the genuine impact and difference it can make, says our expert Jake Humphrey
Is fear a useful emotion in business?
Fear can be useful in the short term to drive performance, but be careful it doesn't become engrained in your business or team
PureGym’s CEO on why leaders need a sense of healthy paranoia
The sin of complacency undoes many good businesses, says PureGym CEO Humphrey Cobbold. To avoid it, leaders must ask themselves the hard questions
7 reasons why workplace equity audits can be game-changing for SMEs
Equity audits can be a cost effective way to ensure legal compliance, boost employee engagement, enhance reputation, attract top talent and increase productivity
Wage rises: A boost or brake on the economy?
Countries including the UK and US are increasing the legal minimum wage, but they must beware the dangers for businesses and employment
The quest for economic growth
Sir Keir Starmer is betting the house on economic growth. If it doesn't win that bet the likely next government will face a tough choice on taxes and spending
Britain, it’s time to make some tough decisions
When decision-makers stop making decisions, they're done. As the general election approaches, Britain must make the tough choices, not defer them
Smart firms needed smarter support to grow
Business support technology is evolving quickly, but SMEs still need more advanced digital pathways, says Enterprise Nation's Emma Jones