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The Human Side of Sustainable Leadership
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The Human Side of Sustainable Leadership

Leadership today demands thoughtful attention to energy management, intention, capacity and relationships. This collection explores how self‑regulation, emotional awareness, purposeful connection and meaningful work enable leaders to thrive without burning out

Leading Relationships, Not People

Leading Relationships, Not People

Julian Barling, Kaylee Somerville

Organizational delayering makes relationship management a key challenge for today’s leaders

Self-Control Is a Superpower With a Dark Side

Self-Control Is a Superpower With a Dark Side

Christy Zhou Koval

Are you secretly paying a burnout tax for being the colleague who never drops the ball?

How to Manage the Comedown

How to Manage the Comedown

Sami Jo Small, EMBAA'27, Curtis Halladay, MMIE'23 Brad Gushue, AMBA'22 Dane Jensen, BCom'04

Olympic and Paralympic athletes offer advice on navigating the energetic and emotional aftermath of a major milestone

The Small Steps That Pay Big Dividends for Leaders’ Mental Health

The Small Steps That Pay Big Dividends for Leaders’ Mental Health

Julian Barling, Simon Rego

Cognitive behavioural therapy is a time-tested set of tools that can disarm fraught workplace challenges

Why Intention Is a Networking Differentiator

Why Intention Is a Networking Differentiator

Abdul-Aziz Garuba, AMBA'12

For many professionals, networking can feel like a minefield. Having a strategy can yield stronger and more productive connections

Breathing New Life into Leadership

Breathing New Life into Leadership

Wenjue Knutsen

There’s a gust of energy in the workplace just waiting to be harnessed

The Anatomy of Loving Your Work

The Anatomy of Loving Your Work

Nick Turner, BCom'96, MSc'98, Julian Barling Kaylee Somerville, MSc'22 Zhanna Lyubykh

Employees who adore their jobs share three types of experiences. But this deep emotional attachment has a dark side most organizations ignore

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