“Be the best at everything that requires no talent.” – Paul O’Connell Recently I had the privilege of being at Twickenham (thanks Josh), soaking up the drama of England’s last-minute victory against France at the Allianz Stadium. Elliot Daly’s converted try secured a 26-25 win in the dying seconds, sending
Lost for words? Struggling to keep up with regular LinkedIn posts? Whether it’s finding fresh ideas or knowing what actually resonates with your audience, keeping up the momentum can feel like a chore. To help, I’ve created this little download, packed with ready-to-use post templates designed to spark inspiration, get
I’ve seen many business leaders grapple with the challenge of staying connected to their teams. It’s a common scenario: as the business expands, or during periods of rapid growth, the distance between the leadership and the front lines often increases. This detachment can lead to a lack of understanding of
“How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives. What we do with this hour, and that one, is what we are doing. A schedule defends from chaos and whim. It is a net for catching days. It is a scaffolding on which a worker can
Go for walks, it’s a simple and free unlock for life… Thanks to Pascal Barnet for bringing the below image to my attention. Now is as good a time as any! Andy
I loved the post below from Greg McKeown on how friction makes the essential, effortless. You can see the original post here. Greg’s 1-Minute Wednesday series is worth a follow. Here’s the story: Cambridge is a picturesque city with lush green spaces, public walkways, and pedestrian paths. But it hasn’t
Ten AI companies that investors and founders are keeping a close eye on. Like many people, I’m fascinated by AI’s capabilities. I’ve read this article from The Generalist twice now. It’s hard to get your head round – and remarkably straightforward at the same time. Although written from an investor
Powerpoint punchlines and proof if needed that more nerds should be comedians. Enjoy! Andy.
“Your first and foremost job as a leader is to take charge of your own energy and then help to orchestrate the energy of those around you.” – Peter Drucker A while ago, I read an article on leadership habits by Tamnay Vora, who said: “Managers are linchpins who have
Writing is easy. Great writing is almost impossible. As Seth Godin said: “If your work isn’t more useful or insightful or urgent than GPT can create in 12 seconds, don’t interrupt people with it. Technology begins by making old work easier, but then it requires that new work be better.”
