
Avoiding conflict – the ‘cappuccino moments’
Most people avoid conflicts, seeking comfort in ‘cappuccino moments.’ The key to handling conflict is to notice and name the ways our mind hooks us, stay present and engage authentically.

Most people avoid conflicts, seeking comfort in ‘cappuccino moments.’ The key to handling conflict is to notice and name the ways our mind hooks us, stay present and engage authentically.

At our Safe Space event in November, we explored the current tightrope leaders face, exacerbated by the impact of the recent pandemic.

Cynthia Fortlage purposefully shared her story as a transgender woman at our recent Unjudged event. In doing so, she taught us the importance of acceptance. And acceptance trumps understanding.
1 in 7 people can be described as “neurodivergent, including some well known figures such as Keira Knightley, Jennifer Aniston, Cher and Princess Beatrice. But what can neurodiversity actually mean for a woman’s life and experiences? Lorna McHugh is the Head of Data Governance