In skydiving and leadership, the biggest risks don’t happen when we’re new.
They happen when we think we’ve seen it all.
Here’s what 200 jumps🪂 taught me about overconfidence and vigilance.
We’ve all been in that meeting.The leader asks, “What does everyone think?” Heads nod, suggestions fly, and suddenly the goal shifts from making a decision
A few days ago, I found myself regularly staring at my windows, wondering if Cyclone Alfred was about to crash in our backyard. Definitely not
It is no secret that I am always keen on discussing the topic of decision-making (and also training people to become better at it). I
After every workshop I deliver, I have a ritual: walking along the beach with my feet in the sand and the sound of waves as
Are you having a slow start to the year like I am? It feels like December just vanished in a blink, doesn’t it? I managed
Recently, during a workshop, someone asked me a question that made me pause: “Lison, I understand empathy is important, but how can I show my
Last month, I found myself leaping (quite literally) into a new kind of adventure—my first skydiving competition. Skydiving is exhilarating, but what I didn’t expect
A few months ago, I turned 35—yeah, me! Indeed, I celebrated my birthday and had quite some fun as I returned to one of my
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