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When Progress Feels Like Erasure: A Leadership Reflection
“Sometimes the hardest part of leadership is not building a successful team — it’s watching that success become invisible during organisational change.”
May 19
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Michael Pyke
The Digital Euro
Europe’s Complicated Fix For A Problem Normal People Don’t Feel
May 18
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Tomas Heligr-Pyke
1
The Centre Cannot Hold: What on Earth Is Happening?
A Strange Thought in a German Classroom
May 7
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Tomas Heligr-Pyke
1
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April 2026
Undercharging Isn’t Humble.
It Might Just Be Dishonest.
Apr 28
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Tomas Heligr-Pyke
1
We Don’t Have a Leadership Problem — We Have a Time Horizon Problem
“Let’s stop pretending this is about “bad leadership.”
Apr 22
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Michael Pyke
When Leadership Doesn’t Share the Vision, Engagement Doesn’t Fade — It Breaks
Disengagement isn’t a people problem.
Apr 15
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Michael Pyke
What 230 Buildings Taught Me About Asset Governance
Most organisations don’t have an asset problem. They have a governance problem they haven’t identified yet.
Apr 13
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Michael Pyke
1
The Bastardisation of Faith
Watching Religion Get Dragged Into War
Apr 7
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Tomas Heligr-Pyke
1
Why Boards Need Directors Who Understand Physical Assets
In boardrooms across Australia, governance is often strong on paper but dangerously incomplete in practice.
Apr 5
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Michael Pyke
March 2026
Job Hunting – Survival, Fun, What Matters, Stay or Go
Job hunting strips work back to its core — not titles or security, but a brutal question: are you surviving… or actually living the life your work is…
Mar 25
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Michael Pyke
1
Succession Planning – Systems Are Not Enough
In modern organisations, we often place enormous trust in our systems.
Mar 20
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Michael Pyke
When Big Systems Start Breaking
War, fuel, panic, pricing, politics, and the problem with pretending one cause explains everything
Mar 18
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Tomas Heligr-Pyke
2
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