Some of us have wonderful relationships with our mothers. Others carry more complicated stories. Irrespective of whether our experiences were filled with sunshine or storms, many of us have learned… Read more Leading with kindness: reach out to your mum or sister →
In the world of change and transformation projects, you occasionally encounter truly exceptional individuals—leaders. Not only because they are masters of their craft or exceptional problem-solvers who roll up their… Read more Leading with Kindness: Strong, Caring, and Capable →
Some of us had been reading messages on WhatsApp, complaining and sharing photos of the dirty pavement outside our apartment building for days. Eventually, one neighbor quietly took it upon… Read more Leading with Kindness: Be the first →
Kindness begins with leading yourself first. “Before we can truly lift others, we must learn to lift ourselves — with self-love, clear boundaries, and, just as importantly, joy” If your… Read more Kindness begins with leading yourself first →
What brings out kindness in you? Is it something that naturally rises within you—your ability to engage with others, uplift them through thoughtful words, caring actions, and a smile? Or… Read more What brings out kindness in you? →
Antoinette Raymond, PhD, is a behavioural scientist, organisational psychologist, and executive advisor. As Founder of Saker Lynd & Co, she brings sharp psychological insight to strategy, aligning behaviours, cultures, and… Read more Leading with Kindness: Antoinette Raymond →
The Kindness Change is grateful to interview Anne-Sofie and Anna-Clara from the Scandinavian business psychology firm, Kloegt, to discuss what it means to lead with kindness and much more. Anne Sofie:… Read more Leading with Kindness: Anne-Sofie & Anna-Clara →
I’m grateful for the opportunity to interview Nick Dalton — a passionate speaker, author, consultant, and advocate for meaningful workplace change, widely respected for his kind leadership style. As an… Read more Leading with Kindness: Nick Dalton →