by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Aug 17, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Team Development, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
We can teach leadership knowledge.But leadership wisdom has to be experienced. I was struck by this distinction from the Center for Creative Leadership between knowledge transfer and wisdom transfer. Knowledge gives leaders the models, frameworks, research and best...
by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Jul 30, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Team Development, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
One of the things I’ve become increasingly aware of over the years is that true expertise comes from the combination of experience, learning and curiosity. Experience gives us wisdom. It allows us to recognise patterns, build intuition and develop the confidence that...
by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Jun 19, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Team Development, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
Most of us live in a state of mind full. Our heads are crowded with emails, deadlines, meetings, family responsibilities, financial pressures, future plans, past regrets, and the constant stream of notifications demanding our attention. We are physically present, but...
by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Jun 3, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Team Development, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
Our recent leadership cohort client group had just completed their CliftonStrengths profiling as part of their professional development. Wanting to better understand the framework and the conversations we’d be having together, I decided to complete my own assessment...
by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Jun 3, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Team Development, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
One of the greatest privileges of my work is that it can take me anywhere in the world. Not because I speak every language fluently, but because horses speak a universal language. Horses communicate through energy, intention, presence, and body language. They respond...
by Jane Hemingway Mohr | Jan 16, 2026 | Leadership, Shared Leadership, Teamwork, Women in Leadership
“Self-awareness occurs when you’re aware of different aspects of yourself — including strengths, weaknesses, personality traits, behaviours, anxieties, and emotions. Research has repeatedly found that leader effectiveness is constrained or amplified by...
