Raise Your Game: The Terrible Tweens

In times of pressure, calm leadership sets the tone. Teams often mirror their leaders. When things go wrong, a composed response from the top can reduce chaos, steady performance, and build trust. Yet staying calm is not about ignoring emotion or suppressing conflict. It is about cultivating emotional control, clear thinking, and a solution-focused mindset. This article explores what calm leadership looks like, why it matters, and how it can be practised across all levels of leadership.

Swee Lin, Co-Founder of PichaEats and Head of M.A.D. (Making A Difference) at Leaderonomics Community, explains why volunteerism is good for business.

All of us fail and mess up at times. The key question is, do we learn from our failures? Do we pick ourselves up and keep persevering even in defeat? Do we embrace failure or fear failure? According to Wales, the best people to hire are people who failed but have picked themselves up and have learnt precious lessons in life and business. Are you learning great lessons from our failures or just brushing them off and not learning much?