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This week I read about graduates spending thousands of pounds on training so that they can beat emotion scanning robots used by City firms to filter candidates. Twenty minute interviews are [...]

It is a fact that most people who wake up in the morning dreading having a bad day probably will. Perhaps they have good excuses for thinking that. There are three things to consider here: [...]

As many of you who have completed training with me recently will know, I have been writing a book. It has been a long time in gestation and has taken two years to physically write. Today I have [...]

I turned the radio on the other day just as a question was being asked: “Are you at war with Syria?” The answer was immediate and loaded with outrage: “We’re not!” the man said. “They are!” Well, [...]

Louise Hay passed away on August 30, in her sleep, at the age of 90. I was aware of her work and had enjoyed reading her book You Can Heal Your Life, which spent 16 weeks on the New York Times [...]

I had the privilege of attending the Grand National at Aintree last week, which was the first time I have ever been to a race meeting. The day was gloriously sunny, there wasn’t a cloud in the [...]

Do you have a big goal? Are you excited about it? Have you gone through the steps of mapping out how you will realise it, and are you now well on your way to success? Ever wonder why coaches [...]

I have just missed an opportunity to take part in a Death Café tonight, forgot to book early. In case you think it’s a joke, or a seriously weird thing I am into, a total of 3,563 Death [...]

I read an article in Forbes magazine recently that said that 98% of managers thought that managers at their company needed more training to deal effectively with important issues such as [...]

Ever listen to the Chris Evans show on Radio 2? He has this feature where kids call in and talk about what they’re going to do for the first time. It ranges from playing the clarinet to meeting [...]