We work with leaders and teams in pursuit of better
Our passion is people and our mission is to democratise confidence.
At The Leadership High we create high performing environments to build confident leaders and confident teams.
Our TLH formula of Challenge | Science | Activation helps you to use challenge as performance fuel; to change your relationship with your brain; and to experience leadership highs.
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Challenge
Take on physical and mental challenges on your own or in a team.
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Science
Develop a unique relationship with your brain to help you turn obstacles into opportunities.
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Activation
Learn to experience a leadership high by putting your Confidence Muscle® into action.
Definition
Improve on or surpass (an existing or previous level or achievement)
This is more than team-building
It's confidence-building.
It's you-building.
From mountaintops to workshops to every step in your pursuit of better, we'll be by your side. We'll help you visualise what better looks like for you, coach you to utilise your mental and physical experiences, and help to keep your Confidence Muscle® fuelled, strengthened and ready for anything.
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In partnership with Loughborough University
We believe physical activities fuel your mental abilities. So to deepen our knowledge and broaden our offering, we've joined forces with Loughborough University to co-fund a PhD into the effects of recreational physical challenge on workplace performance.
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TLH Talks
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A Relationship I Didn’t Even Know I had To Build
I am in a relationship with my brain. What does that even mean? A few years ago, I wouldn’t have known how to assess that—let alone why it mattered.
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Harnessing the Power of Challenging Experiences
Humans tend to focus on the negative effects of stress on health and well-being. While a necessary perspective, researchers have turned their attention to the possible positive outcomes that can be derived from adverse and stressful events.
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Confidence and Anger
Emotions evolved because they served a purpose – they helped us survive.Anxiety’s purpose was to make us run from danger. Sadness’s purpose was to gain succour from others, disgust to stop us being poisoned, and happiness to attract mates.
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