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Mindfulness and Leadership

How can leader’s manage stress, increase awareness, boost creativity and use leadership skills to make a positive impact?

No points for guessing the answer!

Find out and read more from Maureen O’Callaghan’s article.

How to become a great leader

Maureen is an entrepreneur and Member of the Mindful Workplace Community and the Chartered Management Institute. She is currently undertaking a Ph.D. looking at the development of prosocial values and behaviours using a mindfulness-based strengths approach. If you are interested in learning more about Maureen’s research, please email mOCallaghan@lincoln.ac.uk

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Published: 1st July, 2021
James Woods
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