The Tour de France appears to be the ultimate individual sporting challenge – 218 riders cycle 3,351km in 3 weeks. But unlike any other race, 196 of these riders are not trying to win. Le Tour is a battle between 22 teams, each trying to get their leading rider into...
Do you want to understand the science behind dynamic, agile, energised, committed teams, full of passion, pride and performance? The social identity approach is now considered by most psychologists to be the main theory for understanding behaviour in groups. We asked...
This White Paper is for leaders in business who want:Insights into the latest research on the psychology of high performing teams.A deeper understanding of the psychological foundations needed to create a great team.A proven and practical process for leading their...
Despite having the most expensive squad, widely acclaimed individual stars and the highest paid manager, England exited from Euro 2016 in one of the most humiliating defeats in our sporting history. Yet, the loss at the hands of Iceland, whose population is the size...
In sport and in business, it’s widely assumed that paying for the most talented players or staff will bring success. This belief is so ingrained that sports teams are willing to shell out millions to attract the most talented players, while organisations identify...
The Tour de France appears to be the ultimate individual sporting challenge – 219 riders cycle 3,540km in 3 weeks. But unlike any other race, 197 of these riders are not trying to win. Le Tour is a battle between 22 teams, each trying to get their leading rider into...
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