as featured in the Financial TimesI am a regular contributor to the Financial Times on psychological issues in business. I also frequently contribute features and articles for TV, radio and other printed media. Selected articles are reproduced below.
Emotions at work in finance
Rational and objective: that is how business people like to see themselves, believing there is no room for emotion in their decision making. Yet whenever ...
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The need to rein in perfectionism
In psychotherapy we have a useful concept to take the pressure off parents who feel they need to be perfect. We say they need only ...
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Life with a narcissistic manager
Narcissism has received a bad business press over the years. The self-obsessed chief executive with a volatile temper who both charms and intimidates staff, takes ...
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That fear of being found out
Many people wear a mask at work – of competency and of being in control. But sometimes behind this lies the anxiety that they are ...
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That difficult conversation
A young entrepreneur owns and runs a thriving company. His job involves taking enormous financial risks, which he tackles with confidence and even excitement. Yet ...
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The manager’s fear of delegating
A young chief executive who founded a thriving company appears to be at the peak of his success. But instead of enjoying his achievement, he ...
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Fathers struggling to ‘have it all’
A senior television executive is reading a bedtime story to his eight-year-old daughter. It is 10pm and he has just returned home from work. His ...
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