Extraordinary Leadership is delighted to announce that the next Leadership Journey will run in Kenya from 21st-29th January 2017. During this time participants will discover new dimensions of who...
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Overview Every act of leadership is a statement of who you are. Leadership development is not about skills, it’s a matter of being different in a way that is unique to you. When you are able to...
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It sounds simple enough: but what is your purpose? Surprisingly, many of us seem to have no idea. We might say our purpose is to earn enough money to pay the bills. Or maybe much more. So what’s...
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Right here, right now. Without anything out there having to change at all. Just because your feelings are yours. This may sound fantastic. Many of us believe we can only feel good when everything is...
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The Extraordinary Leadership Journey is an incredible experience. You can hear previous participants talking at our Facebook group page. Participants must be in good health and are advised to...
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As a teenager I was hospitalized for gut pains. They said it might be my appendix, ulcers, my colon, IBS. The truth was I was worrying in a big way about what felt like everything. If the Olympics...
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Download this Powerpoint for another way to view leadership in 3-Dimensions: Space, Time and Being...
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January's Extraordinary Leadership Journey concluded in Kibera, home to over a million people, and Kenya’s largest slum. There we had the opportunity to work with young Kiberans, who are themselves...
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Last week’s Extraordinary Leadership Journey was the first in 18 months. Facilitators Jefferson Cann and Nigel Linacre were delighted to see that so much progress has been made at Summit Schools. The...
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In 2013 a dozen western executives will work in rural Kenyan schools for a week as part of their leadership journey. "This will enable them to access dimensions of their being that are inaccessible...
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We recently co-facilitated a leadership development event in Kinshasa. Working with Deo Nyamusenge of International Space Consulting, we led a week of a programme developed for the Centre d’Études...
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We are speaking at the Centre for Leadership Studies (“CLS”) 4th International Developing Leadership Capacity Conference. Held at Exeter University, the Conference will bring together a range of...
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The first 3-Dimensional Leadership event ran 19th-20th May in Hampshire, UK. Led by Chris Monk, the objective is to empower facilitators and trainers to work with the 3D Leadership Framework...
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Extraordinary Leadership is proud to working with the Earth Foundation. We’re helping to develop an Ecojourney that will enable supporters of the Earth Foundation to visit Columbian rain forests and...
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Extraordinary Leadership features in the International Leadership Association’s recently published Leading in Complex Worlds. Our work, "If you would lead me" is this year's concluding chapter...
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We contributed to the first Advances in Leadership Conference. Organised by Dr. Nigel MacLennan of the Centre for Leadership Innovation and hosted by London Metropolitan Business School, this...
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WellBoring, the registered charity set up by the founders of Extraordinary Leadership and two participants in our journeys to Kenya, held WellBoring events in London and Wiltshire in January. As well...
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We are launching two more Extraordinary Leadership Journeys to Kenya this year. The Journeys provide an opportunity to take your leadership to new levels and run 23rd- 28th June and 20th-25th...
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Participants in our Extraordinary Leadership Journeys get to work at Summit Schools in Kenya. Here’s an end of year report from co-founders James and Karen Ngugi. 2011 has been the longest year in...
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2011 has been a great year for Extraordinary Leadership. We ran our first 100+ participant Leadership Development Program gaining more than 99% positive recommendation. Helen Battersby has become a...
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Summit Schools in central Kenya now has water security, thanks in part to Extraordinary Leadership. We co-established a charity when two participants on our Extraordinary Leadership Journey decided a...
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Co-founders Jefferson Cann and Nigel Linacre have become Affiliates of the Centre for Leadership Studies, part of Exeter University's Business School. This provides an opportunity to work with...
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Anne Stenbom, Chris Monk and Helen Battersby have all joined Extraordinary Leadership as Partners. Helen Battersby has already been working with us facilitating leadership development in England and...
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The International Leadership Association's Annual Conference provided an opportunity to meet scores of leadership scholars and development practitioners from America, Asia and Africa, as well as...
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The information age calls for leadership to be distributed within organisations. An abundance of information requires local leadership and decision-making. We want to make it easier for people to...
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