References
1
. J. Brown, ‘Fire’,
The Art and Spirit of Leadership
(Trafford Publishing, 2012), p147.
2
. Jennifer Cohen and Jason Gore, ‘Somatic Practice: A Path to Mastery for 21st Century Leaders’,
The Mobius Strip
(Mobius Executive Leadership, August 2013), p4.
3
. Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz, ‘The Making of a Corporate Athlete’,
Harvard Business Review
(Harvard Business Publishing January 2001), p122.
4
. I learned the ‘candle blowing’ breath exercise from my colleague Didi Hopkins at Theatre 4 Business.
5
. Walt Whitman, ‘Song of the Open Road’,
Leaves of Grass
, first published 1855, verse 5, lines 8-9.
6
. Austin Kleon, Steal Like an Artist (Workman Publishing Company, 2012), p54.
7
. Amy Cuddy, ‘Your Body Language May Shape Who You Are’ (TEDGlobal, June 2012), 15.24.
8
. William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 2 (first soliloquy).
9
. Milhaly Csikszentmihalyi,
Flow: The Psychology of Happiness
(Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2008). The concept of flow is explored and defined throughout this seminal work.
10
. Walt Whitman, ‘Song of Myself’,
Leaves of Grass
, first published 1855, verse 51, line 9.
11
. Rebecca Solnit,
The Faraway Nearby
(Granta Publications, 2013), p3.
12
. Franz Kafka, ‘Letter to Oskar Pollak, 1904’,
Letters to Friends, Families and Editors
(Schocken, 1990), p16.
13
. Walt Whitman, ‘Song of the Open Road’,
Leaves of Grass
, first published 1855, verse 10, last line.
14
. Gloria Swanson as character Norma Desmond in the film
Sunset Boulevard
(Paramount Pictures 1950).
15
. Amy Cuddy, ‘Julianne Moore Interview’
Presence, Bringing Your Boldest Self to your Biggest Challanges
(Orion Books, 2016), p64.
16
. Anica Louw, Shawbrook Dance, County Longford, Ireland.
18
. Amy Cuddy,
Presence: Bringing your boldest self to your biggest challenges
(Orion Books, 2016), p215.
19
. Nely Galán,
Self Made
(Spiegel & Grau, 2016), p97.
21
. Lewis Carroll,
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
(Oxford University Press, 2008), p40.
24
. Cited in Max A. Eggert,
Body Language Pocket Book
(Management Pocket Books, 2012), p17.
25
. Eileen McDargh, Keynote Speech: ‘Radical Resiliency: A Key to Disrupting the Ordinary’, (International Simmons Leadership Conference, Dublin, 2018).
27
. Pina Bausch, Speech (Kyoto Prize Award Ceremony, Kyoto, Japan 2007), published courtesy of the Inamori Foundation.
28
. Pierre Jourdan,
I Am A Dancer
(UK, 1972).
29
. Samuel Beckett,
Worstward Ho
(Calder Publications, 1983).
30
. Martha Graham,
Blood Memory: An Autobiography
(Doubleday, 1991).
31
. Hillary Rodham Clinton,
It Takes a Village
(Simon & Schuster UK, 2007).
32
. I learned this exercise from my colleague and collaborator Josie Sutcliffe, Theatre 4 Business.
33
. Nicholson Baker’s advice to keep a journal of ‘the best thing that happened to me today’, cited in Austin Kleon,
Steal Like an Artist
(Workman Publishing Company, 2012), p130.
34
. Lucy,
Peanuts
, Charles Shultz.
35
. The partial logos story is based on a slide deck about brand, created by Boardwalk Leadership and More2Gain, for a women’s leadership programme I collaborated on for Akzo Nobel in 2015.
36
. Raconteur, ‘The Future of Retail’,
The Sunday Times
, 7 March, 2019.
37
. ‘Building A Vision’ (Leading For Results programme, The Banff Centre), based on John Baldoni,
How Great Leaders Get Great Results
(Mcgraw-Hill Education, 2006).
38
. William Shakespeare, Henry V, Act 1, Prologue.
39
. Lewis Carroll,
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
(Oxford University Press, 2008), p57.
41
. Research presentation by Cranfield for HOST: Accelerating for Difference Programme, HSBC, 14-16 February 2017.
42
. Natalie McGrath,
The Cause – An Overture of Rebellion and Revolt
(Methuen, 2018). Production directed by Josie Sutcliffe, Dreadnought SW; toured the UK in 2018.
43
. Nancy Kline,
More Time to Think: The Power of Independent Thinking
(Cassell, 2015), p15.
44
. Halla Tómasdóttir, Keynote Speech: ‘Be a Change Catalyst: Lessons for Principled Leadership’, (International Simmons Leadership Conference, Dublin, 2018).
45
. Martha Graham, in a letter to Agnes de Mille,
Dance to the Piper & Promenade Home
(Da Capo Press, 1982).