Jules Livingstone

Jules Livingstone - I have a life-long passion for learning, travel, nature and supporting

people to see and understand things in new ways.

Learn Change Adapt

is my mantra for thriving in life and creating a resilience to navigate through the challenges

and opportunities that fall across my path either to delight or to stretch me.

It has also become the model I use to approach my work in:

Advising senior leaders on strategy and implementation

Culture, technology and behaviour transformation

Organisational and operational improvement

Coaching, facilitating and training

Change management

I have a passion for learning and bring experience, information and insights from many of

my learning adventures into the everyday of my work and the programs I create. I have

been fortunate to live and work on three different continents which has made me

passionate about communication; active listening and mindful speaking that focuses on the

message and intent being conveyed – beyond just the words.

I champion the importance of two-way communication; and appreciate its role in defining

and transmitting culture that, when well understood and worked with deliberately, helps to

ensure there are no secret barriers or fields of resistance to the flow of information, ideas

and creative problem solving.

As an experienced advisor on strategy, transformation and large-scale change, I draw on

many areas of ‘new’ thinking to support clients in reaching the mindset and obtaining the

skills they need in order to be more aligned to their own strengths. This helps them to

create a platform from which they can execute the demands of their work with assurance,

confidence and a growth mindset.

Some of the fields which excite me and where I am continuing to learn and apply new ways

of working and supporting people:

Systems thinking, Applied Improvisation and the Neuroscience of teams, motivation and

learning.

Other things I enjoy besides travel, swimming, snowboarding and rowing are reading,

anything to do with the Roman world, learning to sing and to play the piano at the ½

century and relaxing somewhere leafy, caressed by a breeze and the sound of the sea.