The Art of Brilliance Blog

It’s weird, but at Art of Brill, we love change. It’s what we help businesses do. Whether it’s individuals, teams or entire organizational cultures, change is our reason for being. But this particular change has come thicker and faster than anyone expected. We’ve adapted, like you’d expect us to. We now offer flexibility of training. […]

It boils down to this: what the world needs right now is dumper-truck loads of positivity. It just so happens that we’re the world’s best training company, and we specialise in exactly that (positivity, not dumper-trucks) We are purveyors of the world’ finest messages on wellbeing, resilience and human flourishing so we thought, wouldn’t it […]

I get that the coronavirus is here. And it’s serious. For context, I have elderly parents and a very elderly father-in-law. But guess what happens when you tell people NOT to panic and NOT to panic buy? I’m minded of the series Dad’s Army in which Corporal Jones’ catch-phrase ‘DON’T PANIC’ (accompanied by flapping arms) […]

We do things differently at ‘Art of Brill’. For instance, we steer well clear of the well-trodden path of SMART objectives. They’re perfectly fine if you want to be like everyone else.

When I was 8 years old, I used to go to my friend’s house to play football. They had a decent sized back yard so it was a case of ‘jumpers for goalposts’ and off we’d go.

The very best thing about working for ‘Art of Brill’ is that we only have one meeting a year!

Mindfulness is about focusing awareness on the present moment. I know, because I’ve just taken a moment to Google it.

There we have it, the most magical and manic time of the year is done and dusted for another 11 months. Let’s take more than a sprinkle of the magic with us into this new year, bring on the 20s! On behalf of our entire team at Art of Brilliance, I would love to wish […]

Have you ever been the wrong way around IKEA? If so, you’re already a deviant so you can skip this blog. But if not, why not? Next time, we dare you to go in through the main entrance, grab your yellow bag, notepad and tiny pencil, and turn LEFT. Yes, avert your eyes from the […]

When I’m doing the Christmas tree, the lights start off in a pile on the floor, awaiting their untanglement and drapery. I plug them in, with fingers crossed that they still work after 350 dormant days. Phew! They illuminate in a satisfying messy mass of colour with a big knot in the middle and then […]