Working for the Master
The biggest influence in my Leadership thinking remains the legendary Peter Drucker. I’ve been lucky enough to have been asked to speak a couple
December 3, 2020
Kāinga Pukapuka – My Home Library project
Young people who read will have greater resilience, empathy and educational achievement. The Kāinga Pukapuka – My Home Library project gives children who might not have many books at
November 29, 2020
Today’s ‘What Counts’ Factors in Rugby
Legendary Coach Brian Ashton and I were on a Zoom call a couple of weeks ago with Jason Wilcox, Head of Manchester City’s Academy. Jason
November 26, 2020
You’ve Got To Laugh
The lighter side of life in lockdown from Alan Berson / Gary Edens. Hard to believe 2020 has come to this: 1) The dumbest
November 23, 2020
Active Ageing
Robin sent me a great article last week by The Atlantic / New York Times columnist David Brooks who had just interviewed 71 years young
November 18, 2020
Feeding the Wolf
Son-in-law Mark Rolland just sent me this story. He has adopted it as a personal Belief in his Personal Purpose. Food for thought for all
November 15, 2020
Autumn in Arizona / Friends and Memories
After 150 consecutive days of sunshine, autumn is drawing quietly in – the sun is rising later, setting earlier around 6pm, the Sonoran Desert is
November 11, 2020
Some Tips on Caring Leadership
As we enter the ‘Second Half’ of the Covid challenge, statistics suggest that 40% of adults are suffering from mental health issues ranging from anxiety
November 8, 2020
Light at the End of the Tunnel
Ignore the political side of the ex UK Prime Minister – what follows is a common sense, choiceful four-step proposal for all nations to consider
November 4, 2020
The man who should have been President
Last week I wrote about a speech I made to the World Business Forum in Milan in October 2007. It was the first of three
November 1, 2020