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Leadership isn’t about a badge or a title—it’s about influence. By building your own leadership identity, you’re better equipped to guide students in discovering theirs. This page brings together articles, videos, and webinars to support that journey—and to connect you to our online courses when you’re ready to go deeper.
Here you’ll find written articles that unpack the latest thinking on leadership in schools—how it evolves, how it shows up in classrooms, and how you can strengthen your own leadership to support students, colleagues, and parents.
Published a few times each year, these articles draw on my doctoral research and ongoing work with schools. They’re designed to offer practical takeaways and inspiration to grow your leadership identity—and help your students build theirs.
Explore the latest articles below.
This article was published nationally in Business Times (Sunday Times) and syndicated across Business Day, TimesLIVE and other leading South African news platforms.
Leadership is often examined through the lens of strategy, performance and decision-making. Yet many of the qualities we admire most in exceptional leaders begin developing long before they enter the workplace.
In this article, I explore how adversity, when processed with reflection and purpose, can become a powerful teacher. Drawing on research and real-life stories, I consider why resilience, adaptability and sound judgement are so often rooted in experiences that precede formal leadership roles.
Rather than viewing adversity simply as something to overcome, perhaps we should also recognise its potential to shape the people who go on to lead with wisdom, perspective and humanity.
Leadership is often exercised in the smallest moments. This article explores how everyday acts of encouragement can build confidence, expand possibility and leave a lasting impact on learners, colleagues and future leaders. Often without us ever realising it.
Every day, we make assumptions about the people around us, often without realising it. This article explores how curiosity can challenge those assumptions and why the ability to question our own thinking may be one of the most important leadership capabilities we develop, both in education and beyond.
One of the greatest privileges of my work has been learning alongside teachers. Through years of working with educators, students and business leaders, I have become convinced that leadership development begins long before someone steps into a formal leadership role. In this article, I explore why the qualities we often call “soft skills” are, in reality, among the most important capabilities that education helps young people develop.
Our original Leadership Lab series tackles the fundamental questions about leadership in schools. Each short video is quick to watch, easy to share, and links back here for related articles, webinars, and courses.
These conversations set the foundation for the EnQPractice approach to leadership, giving teachers a fresh perspective on preparing students for life beyond the classroom.
Watch the Leadership Lab series below or view the full playlist on YouTube.
This newer video series goes further, weaving together the story of EnQPractice—its origins, and its relationship to Allcopy Publishers and the Mind Action Series—with the real issues teachers face today.
Each video is short, practical, and designed to connect directly with our Leadership Literacy 4 Life (Teachers) and Leadership Mastery (Students) courses—so you can put the ideas into practice right away.
Watch the latest videos below or open the full playlist on YouTube.
Missed a session? Catch up on previous webinars for extended insights and practical tools that build on the ideas shared in the articles and videos.
I always welcome your feedback and thoughts.
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