Leadership 
Project Management – Project Managing your Life
(0)I have finally cooled down from my Sunday 7 mile run around my home town of Colchester. This week I am tapering down for a Park Run (5KM) this coming Saturday. My objective is to gain another personal best time (PB) as a 60 year old, and to see if I can (again) come first… Read More ›
Cutting down the odds
have been involved in leadership (professionally) for 40 years and I have been married for 32 years and I really, really try to avoid stuff going wrong.
Getting competitive with a social conscience
I want to be the very best I can be, not just for the odd race but in all aspects of my life and with a social conscious too, which means helping someone else up at the same time
Prepare for lift off in 2017!
Resolutions? Let’s face it, more often than not we don’t keep them. So let’s change the word to ‘Commitments’.
Setting 10 Times Goals – Do something Big!
A 10 times goal is so much bigger than you would normally set for yourself. So set a target then multiply it 10 times. Make it awesome because that is what you are.
Supporting you with some tactics to control your nerves
Do you suffer from nerves? If so, I am hoping my post will help you in the work place (if you are a runner then this will be a bonus too) and before your next event.
Do the work you were always meant to do
Life is short and as my wife, Joyce, often reminds me, you are a long time at work, so it is important that you are happy doing what you do. So before it is too late for you to do the work you were always meant to do, here is what to do (if you are not already doing it).
Prepare for lift-off in 2016!
Resolutions? Let’s face it, more often than not we don’t keep them. So let’s change the word to ‘Commitments’. Make 2016 your best with a year’s worth of commitments for a lifetime of positive results.
Be kind to yourself in 2016
I am guessing if you are reading this Blog, that you are like me and we have a similar passion for leadership. We want to be the best leaders we can be and we want to make a difference to the people we support. The trouble is we are often our own biggest critics.
Selling coals to Newcastle – part 1
I recently heard an interview on the subject of ‘Sales’ from a leading business executive telling me that each member of my company, no matter what their role within the team, is involved in Sales. The big surprise for me was when the interviewee said that as a Managing Director for http://www.dosh.org 95% of my time should be devoted to sales!
