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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Which list?
A personal coaching exercise. Take 2 sheets of blank paper and a pen. write a list of the achievements, events and relationships in your life, past and present, that you are proud of; write a list of the failures and … Continue reading
The Adventure Life
Today brings digital news of the unexpected death of another friend of a friend. The second in as many weeks. People I didn’t know. Who they were isn’t relevant here – those bereaved know that they have our sympathy and … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, People, perfect imperfection
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Down
Even one of the most popular bloggers in the world, Seth Godin, was obliged to email his subscribers yesterday to explain that his blog was “down” – a word that is now used to describe what happens when any internet-based … Continue reading
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The Female Principal on Kindle
A personal goal for 2016 is to create a series of easy and low cost guides to success in life and in business to compliment some of the weightier tomes I have been fortunate enough to co-author. The second of … Continue reading
Fathers, Sons and Sales
In 1976 I was a 23 year old lad who had worked his way up from a 16-year old, poorly qualified school-leaver to senior administrator in a Manchester insurance company. Life as an office worker offered a predictable and stable … Continue reading
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