About Lucy Kidd


Lucy Kidd is a Business Psychologist with over 10 years experience working with senior leaders and teams. She is a powerful coach and change agent and brings practical organisational experience from Unilever to Future-Engage-Deliver within the SRA team.

I enjoy working with people who want to make significant change in their lives and in my work I help leaders and teams to bring energy, focus and commitment to the futures that they feel most excited about. In exploring these futures I help people build a powerful connection between their own passions, talents and values and what the business is asking from them. This helps people to engage in their work with more meaning, purpose and fulfillment.

In all of my F-E-D consultancy work, be it in working with individuals or groups, I encourage people to surface the ‘unspoken conversations’ that can get in the way of even their best intentions. By helping people to have straighter and more honest conversations it typically frees up energy, creates space for bigger relationships and provides the foundation for much improved delivery.

At home, I’m kept on my toes by my two young sons who have a never ending zest and curiosity for life – they teach me a lot in my quest to raise them as happy and confident boys.

 

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What’s the missing ingredient?

5 December 2011

Apologies to those of you who received a mystery post a week or so ago. A few of you have asked us about it as there was no post to be read – it was a blank to test that all the links were working and was not meant to go out! This week our [...]

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Call to Arms

17 October 2011

Imagine a world where schools are full of leaders who are up to something, from the Head Teacher right through to the children themselves. Where children are inspired to be the best that they can be every day with teachers who passionately engage them in learning. Last year, Head Teacher David Maddison shared how he [...]

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Beware! The sneaky Terrible Trivium is after your time.

21 March 2011

I have just been reading one of my favourite childhood books ‘The Phantom Tollbooth’ by Norton Juster to my 5 year old son. It’s a story of a boy called Milo who goes on a journey through a mysterious tollbooth into the magical Kingdom of Wisdom. Along the way Milo encounters many characters, all of [...]

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Are you resisting or choosing to engage?

18 January 2010

Something I’m practising at the moment is to notice when I’m resisting something and then to choose instead to fully engage with it – to go with the flow and see where it takes me. I was working on this very post when my four year old son called for me. I could immediately feel [...]

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Who do you think you are?

30 November 2009

FED team member and Business Psychologist Lucy Kidd writes this week about the importance of self-belief in leadership. In my experience many people struggle with believing that they are leaders. These very same people are often recognised as experts in their field and yet something stops them from recognising their leadership contribution! In my work [...]

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