Jun 4, 2024 | Mental Toughness, Poland, Wojtek Grad
A Case Study on Implementing a New Sales Strategy Wojtek Grad – Consultant/Trainer with Bona Fide, Warsaw, Poland The Challenge Bona Fide was contacted by the HR function of a major Polish Financial institution who, in implementing a new sales management model,... May 29, 2024 | Doug Strycharczyk, Mental Toughness
Trust is a topic that matters. A lack of trust is a major impediment to most leadership, teamwork and development activities. If I can’t be trusted, I am shot as a leader. If others do follow me, they likely do so for all the wrong reasons, and it doesn’t... May 21, 2024 | Doug Strycharczyk, Mental Toughness
Resilience and Positivity or Optimism come together in the Mental Toughness concept. The terms Resilience and Mental Toughness are often confused which means that desired outcomes such as thriving can be targeted but not achieved. There is a difference, and it is... May 14, 2024 | Doug Strycharczyk, Mental Toughness
Why Psychological Safety Matters Psychological Safety has gained attention in the workplace for good reasons. It matters. It impacts everything from the bottom line to staff wellbeing and aspirations. Psychological safety matters because: Team members feel more... Apr 29, 2024 | Doug Strycharczyk, Mental Toughness
Why Directed Forgetting matters for creating resilient and optimistic people and organisations All of us come across events and situations which we see result in setbacks or failure. In extreme cases, some can be catastrophic – such as a business failure, making a... Apr 9, 2024 | Gordon Ryan, Mental Toughness, Teamworking
Can teamworking make good people do bad things? Gordon Ryan, Chartered Occupational Psychologist, Prism Work Psychology. On a cold and dark March night, I was out running with some friends. I spoke about work I had been doing on Belongingness and its role in effective...