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Posted on June 14, 2022January 16, 2023

The Dark Side of Leading Change

I highlight how academics encouraged coercive persuasion, manipulation and aggression in the darkside development of leadership.

Posted on January 24, 2023

Forward Arsenal! By Bernard Joy (1952) – A Christmas Book Review

Santa Claus and the Forward Arsenal book (by Bernard Joy) title page

Christmas 1952, my Dad read Forward Arsenal!, seventy years later, it’s Christmas 2022 and I am reading my Dad’s copy of Forward Arsenal! This is my review. 

Posted on November 5, 2022December 31, 2022

Autumnal walking in Friston Forest, Seven Sisters Country Park (near Seaford)

In this post, I share some photographs and thoughts on a very enjoyable walk through wonderful Friston Forest.

Posted on September 24, 2022December 31, 2022

The House of Love (Guy Chadwick) and Pete Astor (The Loft, Weather Prophets): Live Review, Brighton Concorde2, 23/09/22

A wet Brighton evening brightened up by the wonderful music of Guy Chadwick and Pete Astor and their respective bands. Playing classics from the House of Love and the Weather Prophets past and more recent material. A chance to reflect and reminisce on what a long strange trip it has been.

Posted on May 21, 2022December 31, 2022

Moai goes to the Seaside

On a sunny Saturday morning (21st May 2022) Moai and I went on a trip to the Saltdean seafront.  We both enjoyed ourselves and we hope you enjoy the photos from our little adventure.

Posted on April 18, 2022December 31, 2022

A Practical Guide to End of Life Care (Edited by Clair Sadler) A Book Review

An appreciative book review of A Practical Guide to End-of-Life Care edited by my sister Clair Sadler.

Posted on February 26, 2022December 31, 2022

Stewart Lee: Snowflake/Tornado Live Review – Brighton Dome 25/02/22

My review of the Stewart Lee - Snowflake/Tornado tour he performed at the Brighton Dome on the 18th February 2020 and on the 25th February 2022.

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  • Forward Arsenal! By Bernard Joy (1952) – A Christmas Book Review
  • Autumnal walking in Friston Forest, Seven Sisters Country Park (near Seaford)
  • The House of Love (Guy Chadwick) and Pete Astor (The Loft, Weather Prophets): Live Review, Brighton Concorde2, 23/09/22
  • The Dark Side of Leading Change
  • Moai goes to the Seaside
  • A Practical Guide to End of Life Care (Edited by Clair Sadler) A Book Review
  • Stewart Lee: Snowflake/Tornado Live Review – Brighton Dome 25/02/22
  • Take the High Road (STV) – A Guilty Pleasure
  • How Studying Organizational Change Lost Its Way
  • Natural Snow Buildings: An Appreciation
  • Eliza and Martin Carthy: East (Brighton Dome/Brighton Festival) 29.05.21
  • Overcoming resistance to change – Five common misunderstandings
  • A place to rest on Iford Hill
  • Did I really claim that organizational change tends to fail? (Notebook No.3)
  • Do 70 per cent of all organizational changes really fail?
  • Organizational Change Review Desk YouTube Playlist (updated 06/01/21)
  • A Guest Post by Tom Bourner
  • Woodland Decay Broadcasting
  • Organizational Change Podcasting Adventures
  • Book Review by Dr David Wilkinson: Managing and Leading Organizational Change (Hughes, 2019)
  • Woodland Decaying (Autumn 2019)
  • Breaking Convention 16th to 18th August 2019 – An Appreciation
  • How they framed organizational change failure (Notebook No.1)
  • How they constructed change leadership (Notebook No.2)
  • Leading changes: Why transformation explanations fail
  • I am not dreaming of an evidence-based Christmas
  • Ralph McTell – Live Concert Review 8th December 2018
  • Leading change is very different from commanding change
  • Leading change: The nonsense of urgency
  • Four Favourite Communicating Change Publications
  • Book Review – Pandemonium: Towards a Retro Organization Theory (Burrell, 1997)
  • I am an academic, or perhaps I am academic: Identity and organizational change
  • The NHS at 70: An organizational change orientated reflection

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