by Rachel Kelly | Aug 12, 2026 | Articles
The Biology of Leadership · Issue 04 · Sent to subscribers 12 August 2026 I wasn’t at Revved. I wasn’t at the CIO Summit either. I watched both of them through everyone else’s LinkedIn for a few days afterwards. And it was lovely....
by Rachel Kelly | Jul 29, 2026 | Biology of Leadership, Burnout & Recovery
The Biology of Leadership · Issue 02 · Sent to subscribers 29 July 2026 Here is a design flaw that has always bothered me. On the days you are most strung tight, most likely to say the thing you regret, some quiet voice should tap you on the shoulder and...
by Rachel Kelly | Jul 22, 2026 | Biology of Leadership
The Biology of Leadership · Issue 01 · Sent to subscribers 22 July 2026 For years I studied leaders as minds, around the executive table. For years before that, as a biochemist, I studied people as systems of chemistry. I kept those two views in separate...
by Rachel Kelly | Jul 29, 2025 | Foundations & Habits
When it comes to health optimisation, longevity, and performance, it can be tempting to focus on the shiny tools: peptides, ozone therapy, neurotech, and wearables. But the truth is, none of those will deliver sustainable results if the basics aren’t in place first....
by Rachel Kelly | Mar 11, 2025 | Burnout & Recovery
Burnout isn’t just exhaustion—it silently erodes your clarity, decision-making, and leadership effectiveness. Harvard research shows chronic stress significantly diminishes decision-making quality, making burnout a critical issue for busy executives. At Taylored...
