It is probably a
sign of midlife that thoughts of one’s own death pass through one’s
mind rather more often than in one’s youth. Recently it has
been on my mind rather more frequently and it helped me think about
leadership and sustainability in a new light.
Can living with death awareness improve our sustainability thinking? Does it enable us to care more for the long rather than the short term? Reflecting upon my own career I seemed to move about quite a bit in order...
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Derbyshire County Council launches one of its biggest ever apprenticeship drivesWednesday, 25 January 2012
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The latest funding allocations to FE colleges and institutions in Wales demonstrate the government's continuous...
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