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29 May 2026Resourceful People Group Ltd is excited to announce our participation in the Festival of Work at the ExCeL in London on June 10th and 11th. Tickets are FREE and can be obtained through the following link: https://lnkd.in/egAi7G6k We invite you to visit our stand (J30) to discover how we turn ‘People First. Change Ready’ into a meaningful action rather than just a buzz phrase. Additionally, if you register with us using this link https://lnkd.in/ev-AnhdN , the first 150 registrants will receive a unique ‘magical’ gift as a token of our appreciation—no strings attached. We look forward to seeing you there.
Read the article“Ooooh…Ooooh…..That now makes so much sense now…….”
28 May 2026There’s a moment in most leadership development workshops that you can’t plan for. Here at Resourceful People Group Ltd we can research the client, we spend time understanding the business need, we design the session, we bring the right tools and we can create the space. But the moment itself… just arrives….and it did in ‘buckets’. Last week, during a fabulous Insights® Discovery session with a new team in Cambridge, we were exploring personality preferences, in relation to how we show up, how we communicate, and how easily we can misunderstand each other without even realising it. And then it happened. One person paused, looked across the room, and said: “Ooooh, Ooooh, That explains why I am so different to him… and why we’ve struggled to connect before. I really get it now. This now makes so much sense now.” Nothing dramatic. No big reveal. Just a quiet but fabulous shift in understanding. And yet, in that moment, something important also changed. Because self-awareness is powerful, but it’s only half the story. The real shift comes when that awareness extends outward. When we begin to see others not as “difficult” or “hard to read”, but simply… different. Different ways of […]
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21 May 2026Most organisations don’t struggle with understanding change.They struggle with being ready for it. That’s why, at Resourceful People Group Ltd, we focus on something simple:People First. Change Ready. Because effective change doesn’t start with process. It starts with people.At the Festival of Work, we’re bringing this to life through a range of different tools and techniques, including two powerful lenses: 🔶 Insights® Discovery – understanding yourself and others in the change process🔶 AQai® – understanding both how you respond to change and how you can improve your adaptability Individually, they’re powerful. Together, they give a much clearer picture of what’s really happening in teams during change. So we’re doing something a little different…🎁 We’re giving away a limited number of:🔶 Insights Discovery personal assessments + debrief🔶 AQai assessments + personalised debriefNot just reports — real insight you can actually use. We’ll also be showcasing my new book 📕 , “The Architecture of Hope”, which explores how people navigate uncertainty in the real world — not just in theory. If you’re attending:📍 Come and see us (free to enter – just register at the CIPD website)🎁 Enter the giveaway💬 Start a conversation about how your organisation is really handling change And if you’re not there, feel free to comment or message […]
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19 May 2026Most organisations don’t struggle with understanding change.They struggle with being ready for it. Over the years, we’ve seen countless frameworks, from the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross curve through to John Kotter’s work, helping explain what happens during change and how it can be structured. And they are still really useful and valid. But understanding change doesn’t always translate into navigating it well. Because when change actually hits we know that:⬆️ uncertainty rises⬆️ pressure builds🔀 emotions fluctuate⏹️ hope can disappear⬇️ and performance can dip And that’s the moment where theory alone isn’t enough.At Resourceful People Group Ltd, we leverage our ‘HR with a Twist’ as we focus on something slightly different, as we actively work with our clients enabling & supporting individuals, leaders and teams become change ready. Not just knowing what change looks like but building the capability to move through it. And that starts with self-awareness. Because if we don’t understand how we respond under pressure, how we think, feel and behave, it becomes much harder to adapt effectively. That’s where EQ and AQ come together.🔸 EQ builds awareness, connection and emotional regulation🔸 AQ builds adaptability, resilience and forward movement Both are essential because change doesn’t just test what we know, […]
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14 May 2026Not all change feels like transformation. Most of it feels like… everything changing, all at once. If you’re working in HR, leadership, or people strategy right now… there’s a good chance you’re being asked to navigate that reality without a clear map.Not just the big, visible transformation programmes but the constant, cumulative change happening underneath:💠 shifting priorities💠 new systems💠 evolving expectations💠 continuous restructuring💠 “just one more initiative” Individually, they might feel manageable. Together… they create a level of pressure that’s harder to name, but very real for the people experiencing it. 🔶 Leaders expected to deliver transformation and maintain engagement🔶 Teams adapting again before the last change has fully landed🔶 HR balancing strategic impact with day-to-day reality🔶 And organisations trying to move forward without exhausting their people And yet… the expectation is still the same….“MAKE IT WORK.” That’s why events like the Festival of Work 2026 really matter.Not because they have all the answers but because they create space to step out of the noise and engage with the conversations that don’t always get airtime:🔸 What actually makes change stick?🔸 Why do some teams adapt while others stall?🔸 How do we build leaders who can navigate uncertainty, not just manage process?🔸 And how do […]
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12 May 2026The more I researched and wrote ‘The Architecture of Hope’, the more convinced I became that HOPE is one of the most underestimated forces both personally and inside organisations today. Not hope as blind optimism, but hope as our ability to believe progress is still possible, even during uncertainty, challenge and change using 1 or more of the 5 themes of hope I describe in my book. Researchers such as Snyder and Lopez explored hope as something far more practical than many people assume connected to motivation, pathways forward, resilience and human progress. And the more I reflected on this through my own experiences and years of working with organisations navigating uncertainty, the more I started to see hope differently. Not simply as emotion, but as a fundamental infrastructure. Because when hope disappears:➡️ adaptability weakens➡️ trust erodes➡️ people disengage➡️ and progress quietly slows That’s why the book explores hope through both:🔶 a modern illustrated parable (the story I use is set at an airport)🔶 and a practical framework grounded in leadership, adaptability and real-world experience I’ve also been hugely encouraged by the support of people whose thinking I respect greatly, including Ross Thornley, MABP, who kindly wrote: “If you’ve ever wondered […]
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8 May 2026🥳 EXCITING NEWS……(yes twice in one week) 🥳 We’re delighted to share that the Resourceful People Group Ltd will be attending the Festival of Work 2026 this June (10-11th) at the ExCeL London. For us, this event really matters because the world of work is changing faster than ever. Organisations are navigating uncertainty, transformation, shifting expectations, evolving leadership challenges, wellbeing pressures, AI, adaptability, and the ongoing question of how we create environments where people and performance can genuinely thrive together. That’s exactly why conversations like these matter. At RPG, we believe successful change doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when organisations focus on how to deliver the strategy and have a coherent people strategy to deliver. That is why our focus for the 2 days is going to be “PEOPLE FIRST. CHANGE READY”. Over the two days, we’ll be sharing more about the work we do across:🔶 Leadership & organisational development🔶 Emotional and Adaptability Intelligence (EQ & AQ)🔶 Adaptability & resilience🔶 Change & reinvention🔶 1-2-1 & team coaching programs through our unique Scrum Up ® development program and our unique Growth Mirror Guide ® AI tool🔶 plus we will be continuing to launch my new book called “The Architecture of Hope” Most importantly, […]
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7 May 2026There’s something very different about holding a physical copy of something that, not that long ago, only existed as a thought. And then slowly, through early mornings, late evenings, and more rewrites than I care to admit, it becomes something real. This weekend, I received the first physical copy of The Architecture of Hope 🎉 And if I’m honest, it’s a mix of pride, relief, excitement, curiosity… and a quiet question of “what happens next?” Because this was never about writing a book for the sake of it. It was about trying to make sense of something I’ve seen time and time again, in organisations, teams, and individuals plus my own personal experience in the last few years. That in uncertain moments, what really makes the difference isn’t just strategy, process, or experience. It’s something less tangible, but I believe is incredibly powerful. 🔶 The concept, the meaningful infrastructure and application of HOPE 🔶 . In the book we explain that HOPE is not just a feeling or blind optimism. But much more powerful based on our research and something that can be recognised, shared, and even facilitated for others to benefit from. That’s what this book explores, through a modern, […]
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28 April 2026Last week had another great session with an existing client but in a completely new (but stunning) location that they hired for the day (Westiminster College, University of Cambridge). Our client wanted to spend time with it’s senior team on exploring & learning to a) become more self aware and b) to be able to read others better (both each other & also external stakeholders), in relation to emotional intelligence and how to leverage the most out of their own and also others personalities. The feedback was again very kind and complementary we obviously used the fabulous Insights Discovery assessment tool & their wider wheel, exploring Jungian Theory in real time but also had some real fun including how to invite each other to a ‘fictitious’ Hogwarts Quidditch party using our Resourceful People Group Ltd facilitators dice as the driver to create many fictitious characters / styles. The day ended focusing on exploring stakeholders (who & where they were, how important are they and what we want to do with them) – which I will share more detail on another post. So what was my personal refection on the day. It was great to see a truly motivated and committed […]
Read the articleAdapting / Changing / Reinventing ….
15 April 2026Most change doesn’t fail at the start. It fades afterwards. Here at Resourceful People Group Ltd we see the energy, the intention, the shift, in teams, regardless of whether it’s a bold transformation or a series of smaller steps. For a while, it feels real. But change doesn’t embed in the moment itself. It embeds in what happens next. It’s more like a river finding its course — sometimes redirected suddenly, sometimes shaped slowly, but always defined by the path it continues to take. And in organisations, that path is carved through everyday choices. In how conversations are held, in which priorities are protected, and in what leaders choose to notice or let pass. Over time, these moments create new pathways or quietly return to old ones. Because old habits don’t disappear; they wait for the current to slow. So sustaining change isn’t about doing more. It’s about remaining open minded, be willing to unlearn and staying with it long enough for new behaviours to flow naturally. Perhaps that’s where adaptability and reinvention really sits — in the ongoing act of adapting, noticing, and choosing to move differently, even when the spotlight has moved on. Here is a simple reflection […]
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