by Hubert Hermans, Agnieszka Hermans-Konopka A very interesting, informative and challenging book that explores the multiple ways in which we see ourselves ("I" positions) and how we can use alternative I positions to help move [...]
How does one review a book like this? A fourth edition, a student’s handbook and seven hundred pages long (eight if you count the glossary, references and index). On a practical level the book is [...]
Beware, this fascinating book is a wolf in sheep’s clothing and will educate you in ways you didn’t expect! Whilst it is first and foremost about our relationship (or not) with money, it also sneaks [...]
I’m just reading David Walsh’s riveting book about his quest to clean up cycling from outside of the peloton and expose the truth behind the legend that was Lance Armstrong. His book makes both a [...]
I've recently run an 8 day course over two weeks (4 days per week) for eight male shop floor first line supervisors and found it fascinating watching the team bond and grow together. On the [...]
I'm reading "The Leadership Dojo" by Richard Strozzi-Heckler and he talks about the situation in Iraq where the people once freed struggled to accept the reality of freedom having been without it for 35 years. [...]
I was recently at some traffic lights onto a roundabout and noticed that the car next to me kept creeping forwards then stopping then edging forward again until the lights changes and they sped off. [...]
Keighley Cougars have just been relegated and have just thrown away a game they should have won and one that would have taken them of the bottom of the league. It's a long story and [...]
I've just finished reading a couple of autobiographies of musicians and was struck by some of the choices they made and the impact that had on their lives. The two books were by Ginger Baker [...]