James Kerr’s talk explored the All Blacks’ success as a blueprint for high-performing teams, emphasizing humility, excellence, and respect. He highlights the importance of aligning values, culture, and leadership to create meaningful legacies. The key lesson: small, consistent actions and a shared purpose lead to extraordinary results.
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The Haka is a traditional expressive dance performed by the Māori, the original inhabitants of New Zealand. It is an essential part of their culture and tradition. This blog tells you when a Haka workshop is most effective and for whom.
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This article is about authentic leadership and how you can develop and propagate it.
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I learned something new that focuses on leadership, overcoming challenges, connecting and expressing who you are. This experience helps you gain confidence and enthusiasm for the things you do.
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This blog has eight actionable ways for you to help inspire your team or employees to take those actions that align with the organization’s WHY.
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This article is a ‘short’ book review of “Legacy” by James Kerr. The book has 15 lessons from the successful Rugby team, the “All Blacks” from New Zealand. The lessons are an inspiration to be the best you can be, to learn, and to leave the world in a better place than you found it. These lessons enable you to be a good leader for yourself, others, and life.
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Summary: In this article I explain the power of a Haka workshop and how the Haka can be used as an instrument for more leadership, connection or self-confidence to experience and share more happiness. Voor Nederlands, klik hier. For several years, I have been giving Haka workshops throughout the Netherlands and Belgium. I come to…
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Voor Nederlands, klik hier. Twenty years ago, I started as a staff engineer at a big engineering firm. Over the next 10 years, I was involved in multidisciplinary projects worldwide. Then I was asked to manage a team of highly skilled laboratory technicians. They would test soil samples for mechanical properties such as consolidation, shear…
Continue reading →For Dutch, click here. The other day there was a job posting for an integrity engineer. This opening fascinated me. The objective of the job was to work with other departments regarding integrity requirements for new product developments. OK, that’s integrity on paper. But how do you strive to and uphold a high standard of…
Continue reading →I was an employee of an engineering company for nearly 15 years. There, I worked with great professionals including architects, contractors, government officials, draftsmen and real estate developers. Most engineers are dedicated to their work & field and some of them are more successful at it than others. I often wondered what the reason is for…
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