There's something about the start of a new year that often makes us feel like we should have it all figured out. The epic vision, the ‘SMART’ goals, the lists of ins and outs. All of which is great, if that's where you're at today. But it's certainly not the only way forward...
When the unthinkable happens, it’s natural to feel completely at sea. Unmoored. At a loss with what to say or do. And in these devastating moments, when it’s often easier (and understandable) to withdraw and disconnect... It’s here that we need each other the most.
Episode 2 of our documentary series drops today, and is all about how this title came to be through Crowey’s decades of coaching and mentoring with Mojo. And why self-acceptance has became one of the biggest themes - and life lessons - in the book.
Meet our brand new, special edition documentary series - an unfiltered behind the scenes exploration of Crowey’s debut book, Where the Light Gets In.
Our virtual experiences over the years have been incredible, and we honestly wouldn’t change a thing. But the day has finally arrived to revisit that pipe dream…To come together as a community to swap stories, ideas, laughs and a-ha moments at a huge milestone in the Mojo journey.
Do we spend all our time working on our areas of weakness? Or is there more power in leaning into what we're really good at? Thanks to our brain’s negativity bias, most of us default to the first option. But what if the real path to leadership confidence isn't just about shoring up our struggles…
As leaders we all have insecurities, and to keep these fears at bay we sometimes create unconscious barriers for ourselves. These barriers mean well, but they tend to make our leadership experience harder...
The moment has finally arrived. That promotion you've worked so hard for. The chance to really make a difference. To pull a team together. A new role or project, filled with exciting new possibilities, responsibilities… And a whole new wave of doubt.
For most of us, she was the loveable silver-haired conservationist who spoke at the United Nations, delivered incredible TED Talks, and traveled the world 300 days a year. But for scientists around the world, there is so much more to Jane Goodall...
Sometimes our greatest 'a-ha moments' don't come with fanfare or fireworks. An epiphany or idea we've never landed on before. Sometimes they're a moment of quiet realisation, when something we've heard time and time again really lands.
If there's one thing we've learnt at Mojo over the years... It's that compassionate self-reflection is a game-changer when it comes chasing down our goals and dreams. It's the ultimate competitive edge. And yet, it's rarely our 'go-to' habit as humans.
Language matters. And not in the way of feel-good Instagram quotes, catchy t-shirt slogans or bumper stickers. We're talking about something much deeper when it comes to building Performance Confidence.