Book Review: The Multi-Hyphen Method by Emma Gannon
The subtitle: ‘work less, create more, and design a career that works for you’ had me at hello!
Blog and News
Latest news, blog posts and articles written by Oasis co-directors and associates. Topics include peer working, collaboration, leadership, organisational development, resilience and wellbeing.
Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation: An Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words from Around the World by Ella Frances Sanders is stuffed with beautiful illustrations that bring to life more than 50 words that don’t have direct English translations.
A More Beautiful World
Like many of my generation, in my teenage years I discovered The Little Prince. It seemed to capture the collective imagination for a while. To be honest I couldn’t now tell you its central message. For me it was as much about the wonderful illustrations as the story itself.
From Conflict to Co-operation
Ed Mayo from Co-operatives UK prepared this talk for Oasis on From Conflict to Co-operation.
The Importance of Purpose – and Action
My Dad left employment at the age of 45, taking early retirement through ill health. His body was physically not able to do the work he’d previously done.
Getting away from it all…?
You know those moments when you gaze longingly out of the office window, imagining somewhere with no pressing deadlines, demanding bosses or irritating colleagues?
North Star Housing No. 1
We are so delighted that one of our client organisations, North Star Housing Group, has been named No.1 in the Top 50 Landlords by 24 Housing.
O Zone July 2018
Our Summer Salon on the theme of Power, Conflict and Cooperation was a very inspiring evening - you can read about it below.
Coaching and Mentoring with Head, Heart and Soul
I have had a lot of help in my life. In my times of need I have been offered expert advice, guidance and healing. I have been asked some fantastic questions and I have been wholeheartedly listened to.
The Power of Peers
It’s fair to say I have a problem with authority. Or more accurately, authority figures. Especially older white men.