It’s not about the bike
The real tool is you. The tool is not out there. The tool is within us and how we use all those tools that are out there
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The Questions We Ask
A casual conversation in an airport washroom results in musings over the questions we ask!
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In Praise Of The Entrepreneur
'I lack the charisma', I remember one successful entrepreneur telling me. Over time though, he discovered how limiting that thought can be and how much of a myth that was!
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A Recipe For Success
A recipe for success from observation and conversation with business leaders.
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The Four Types Of Learners. Which One Describes You Best?
The Four Types Of Learners are a playful set of labels for you to think and learn.
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Notes From The Hills
Auto-renewal is available on insurance policies. Deliberate renewal is critical to living. May I invite you to consider?
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Profiles In Everyday Courage. How Courageous Are You?
The courage that meets us in everyday moments, wrapped in the mundane and set amongst ordinary people.
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Advice After A Promotion – Five points to remember
Recollecting advice that was received that helped heaps. Advice that gave a very good perspective to the work ahead.
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“How can I have a thriving career?”
A young man who has just passed out of campus asked me a simple question: "How can I have a thriving career given that there is so much change happening?". The first thing he ought to do, I suggested, was...
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Raising the bar
The expression "raising the bar" comes from sport. To raise the bar indicates the setting of a new standard. What it often results in, is a new a new set of expectations. Every-time I hear that expression, I am reminded...
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