…I’m naturally a publisher, not a writer: I’m an extrovert, I get my energy from connecting and engaging with others, not sitting alone with a keyboard. The interesting thing is that this holds true for many people, particularly entrepreneurs, many of whom have fascinating books inside them that will probably never get out if they […]
Continue readingA Blank Page is a Gift You know how when four different people tell you how great something is in the space of a week? That was the point at which I felt compelled to investigate Morning Pages – a practice recommended by Julia Cameron in The Artist’s Way. You write three sides of letter paper (translation: A4) in […]
Continue readingUsing Your Whole Brain to Find Your Book The idea of the left brain and the right brain as effectively two warring personality types – ‘I’m right brain dominant, I am creative, artisitic, intuitive, I cannot be expected to do sums…’ – has been discredited, but it’s certainly true that we have different modes of thinking, even if both […]
Continue readingReview of How to be a Productivity Ninja plus interview with author Graham Allcott
Continue readingA review of Gay Hendricks’ classic book The Big Leap with author interview
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Continue readingBooks have power. They show us new ways of thinking, new possibilities. I’m putting together a list of the books that have changed my world, have brought me this far in my life, and finding out from other visionary, successful people which books changed their worlds. What book was the book that changed YOUR world?
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