Inside View
I share thought leadership exploring the transformative impact of embedding neuro-inclusive design in the culture of our teams and workplaces. People metrics, such as engagement and wellness, soar, as do business metrics such as retention, innovation, and overall performance.
I draw on scientific and business literature, as well as personal experience, to discuss how taking inspiration from neurodivergence-inclusion and sharing it amongst everyone builds teams where every member – regardless of their cognitive style – can thrive. Cognitive inclusion is truly universal.
Browse through my articles below, or get started with these curated reading lists.
What CEOs need to know: how to build the culture that enables all employees to thrive and contribute their best (podcast and article)
Cognitive diversity, or the range of different thinking styles within a team, is essential for effective problem-solving, surpassing the importance of visible demographic diversity. While ethnic, gender, or age diversity doesn't impact problem-solving outcomes, a mix of cognitive styles enhances creativity and innovation. Cultivating a culture that supports various thinking approaches and encourages open communication and trust can significantly boost team performance and organizational success.
Business For Humans (podcast) - Navigating Entrepreneurship: From Redundancy to Reinvention
Lisa Colledge recounts her transition from corporate life to entrepreneurship following redundancy. Viewing this change as an opportunity, she built a supportive community and shifted from a corporate to an entrepreneurial mindset. Despite initial doubts, working with a coach proved transformative, and networking opened valuable opportunities. She emphasizes learning from both successes and setbacks and encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to seize opportunities and pursue their dreams at any stage.