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Matthew Knight in Leapers

Oct 8, 2017

Why is resignation a dirty word?

As part of our community of Leapers — we ask a weekly question to…

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Matthew Knight in Leapers

Oct 11, 2017

A new new work manifesto

Sue Todd and Bruce Daisley shared their view of a new mindset towards working in Campaign magazine today.

I applaud their commitment towards changing the narrative around what working culture looks like, if you haven’t explored any of Bruce’s podcasts — they…

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Sep 25, 2020

Technique: Keeping an Energy Diary

Keeping track of your energy, motivation and focus helps you to…

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Nov 3, 2017

Who are Leapers?

…and why we decided to create a space where we supported each other on active journeys to explore our own future of work.

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Matthew Knight in Leapers

Aug 11, 2018

10 things you should know about the Manual of Me for Teams

It’s new. It’s exciting. It’s coming soon.

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Sep 21, 2017

Why side-hustles shouldn’t be on the side.

There’s no shortage of conversation around side-hustles, slashes, 20% projects , passion projects, and flexibility in work currently. But perhaps they shouldn’t…

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Nov 28, 2017

The ins and outs of work.

Work/Life balance is a flawed concept. You need to combine inputs and outputs, in order to be balanced.

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Oct 29, 2017

“The Side Report” Report

The Do Lectures are publishing reports on key topics and themes uncovered through their workshops and lecture events. Matthew Knight reviews the most recent Do Report on Side…

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Matthew Knight in Leapers

Nov 7, 2017

Notes from Culture2.0

Last week’s Culture2.0 was the inaugural event hosted by Sue Todd and Bruce Daisley.

Matthew Knight in Leapers

Nov 27, 2018

Profile: Vivien Leung

Vivien was an early member of the Leapers community, and runs multiple…

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