Hi, It’s Harriet here. So excited you're joining this to read with me❣️ Thank you for enjoying these updates, which include key topics from previous weeks, new resources, ideas and inputs. I hope you find them helpful, love your feedback as always. June is one of my favourite months of the year - particularly ...
Thank you for visiting my website and watching the webinar recorded for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) as part of Learning at Work Week 2021. Organiser and event host, Emma Smith, Economic Advisor for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) commented: "Harriet is a thoroughly engaging and charismatic speaker ...
Hi, It’s Harriet here. I hope you and your loved ones are keeping safe and well. I’ve loved your inputs and interactions all month long, so a huge thank you. 🙏 May was an exciting month as lockdown restrictions in the UK eased and I could visit friends and family – and most importantly, hug ...
The recording is available on iPlayer: https://lnkd.in/gmHrn9a There was certainly some lively debate when I appeared on Question Time (20/5/2021), but also some alignment on the key topics of the day. The QT50 audience are really committed, intense and awesome asking us: - Should we abandon trips abroad? - Did the government ...
I was so pleased to be interviewed recently by the FT, for their 'Defining moments' feature, sponsored by Withers. In the interview - https://withers.ft.com/ - we talk about business transformations, AI & ethical responsibilities at IBM, plus a few learnings from my childhood, lessons from Thomas Cook and my reactions to the ...
As I enter and optimise a new amazing phase of life, I actively chart my transition and journey of positive change with words and pictures, daily I am privileged to share with you all. My key milestones and themes include:- - From working to make a living to working to make a big difference ...
I have always been fascinated by judgement and strive to be a person who gathers information and thoroughly thinks issues through. I try and work systematically and thoroughly so that in discussions I have the capacity to answer each and any objection that arises and my personal goal is to respond with grace and poise! ...
In factual terms, the danger of the eye of the storm are the winds circling that make up the eyewall which is the gnarliest part of it all! They form an unbroken line of extremely powerful downpours & winds can roar to 140 mph. As leaders we have all faced extraordinary times of crisis, challenge & ...
I love these BBC Ideas Series and this little video is super clear, fun and actionable: https://lnkd.in/gSPZmGb The Stroop Test is a fantastic way to see how your brain is processing information, and really makes you think about how we learn, tailor our responses using prediction and our resources correctly, making us ...
Further to my recent post on play (http://ow.ly/Cfea50Exo4v) your feedback inspired me, so I wanted to share with you this wonderful Caitlin Quarrington Educational TedTalk, "The key to work is play": http://ow.ly/YrSJ50Exo4w Of the two traditional forms of play, recreational (basketball, board games) and integrated ...