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Can you plan on making magic in 2013?
Like most of us, I regularly have to deal with my own personal demons and insecurities. I have found however, through a long life of challenge and change that one can plan for a more successful and fulfilled life. It … Continue reading
The Winning Game: have you got your MOJO on?
I wonder if like me you have been spellbound by the Olympics 2012? I can be a bit curmudgeonly about these things, you know the sort of stuff… the pre-Games hype, the British media catastrophising about congestion, poor security etc, … Continue reading
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Tagged cameraderie, career progression, collegiate, Forbes, Galen Rupp, Gore Vidal, Mo Farrah, mojo, motivating others, motivational map, Olympics 2012, performance, personality, psychometric assessment, self-appreciation, self-knowledge, soft skills, team
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A Brain Game as Conceptual Art?
Some great business ideas can emerge by supporting teams to do what sometimes seems like daft things, what Michael Michalko calls ‘conceptually creative acts’. As human beings we have an unlimited potential to extract meaning for ourselves and to sometimes … Continue reading
A Right Old Riot
It’s been fascinating listening as the debates in the media on the recent riots have taken shape. BBC Radio 4 asked whether politics could rise to the challenge of civil disorder, thievery, gang infused mayhem and murder that plagued some … Continue reading
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Tagged broken society, civil disorder, lack of boundaries, moral framework, parenting, retribution
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An Interview with a Business ‘Thought Leader’
A Case Study in Sustainable Initiative with Paul Fox, Director of Business Development, Merryhill Envirotec Ltd Kiki: Paul, how did you get involved with the sustainability agenda? Paul: In the mid 2000s, Merryhill wanted to further differentiate ourselves from the … Continue reading
