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What is self-awareness?

Self-awareness is defined as the “conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, motives, and desires.”

The County Football Association Support Services team has undertaken GRA’s Resilience for Results training as part of its efforts to support staff wellbeing in response to the...

With Covid-19 restrictions in the UK set to ease on the 19th of July and the furlough scheme coming to an end in September, many organisations will be planning for the return of...

If an organisation has recognised that it needs to take a new strategic direction and to make bold decisions to change the default future of the organisation, the success of...

Competition is unquestionably important and healthy when striving for success. When we have rivals to compare ourselves to it forces us to stay focused, push for progress and seek...

As a learning & development trainer, it’s usually Max Brown’s job at GRA to provide others with new skills and the opportunities & confidence to put them into practice atour...

In part 1 of our blog series oncompetition vs collaboration, we discussed how you could inadvertently be creating negative internal competition. In part 2, we’re looking at the...

While many organisations are proud to strive for a harmonious culture that allows different personalities andwork stylesto thrive, this can have negative consequences when they...

Typically, failure is perceived as a negative. As children we’re taught to avoid it in education, sport and performance and this fear of ‘getting it wrong’ continues into our...