Book Week Magic: How Teachers and Stories Shape Lifelong Learners
This morning, I had the joy of starting my day at my son’s school, watching him and his friends parade around as a myriad of…
Reviews and takeaways from the business books, biographies and the odd sports memoir I’ve actually read, not skimmed.

This morning, I had the joy of starting my day at my son’s school, watching him and his friends parade around as a myriad of…

As someone hailing from Plymouth, like Steven Bartlett, I was immediately drawn to “The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life.”…

In my lifetime career in sales, I’ve consistently been taught a golden rule: highlight the values and strengths of my own product or service and…

Robin Sharma’s “The 5 AM Club” weaves a fictional narrative to convey its self-help principles, featuring an entrepreneur and an artist guided by an eccentric…

Richard Moore’s “The Dirtiest Race in History” provides an intriguing and thought-provoking exploration of the infamous 1988 Seoul Olympics 100 meters final. This pivotal event…

Having just finished Seth Godin’s Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?, I found myself reflecting on its insights into creativity, innovation, and emotional intelligence, and how these…

Having recently finished “The Boys in the Boat,” I’m struck by the powerful leadership and management lessons embedded within the narrative, set against the challenging…

In my last blog post, I emphasised the importance of continuous development in the business world. This relentless pursuit of improvement led me back to…

Introduction:In July 2013, my wife and I embarked on an extraordinary journey that would not only take us across the vibrant landscapes of Latin America…

This weekend, I finished reading Malcolm Gladwell‘s eye-opening book, Outliers: The Story of Success. As I was reading, I couldn’t help but think about how the insights…