Apparently, evolution has programmed us to take more notice of bad news than good. How is that working out for us?
Read MoreRequires batteries.
Coal, oil and batteries all store energy. If you had said just a decade ago that we would be looking at a future where the most important source of power could be the third one I doubt many people would have believed you.
Read MoreDon’t worry. Be happy. Is it really that difficult?
They say that it takes a lot more muscles to frown than to smile and I am starting to wonder if the same sort of thing can’t be said for emotions. What I mean is this.
Read MoreUnexpected item in the bagging area.
The rise of the machines. Skynet and The Matrix aside, is the real threat that self-service checkout in Tesco?
Read MoreLeadership: noun. The action of leading a group of people or an organisation.
Your team, your party, your group or your squad; wherever you look people seem to like getting themselves into groups to achieve a goal or promote a cause or win a match, and those groups need to be led. They need leadership.
Read MoreDirty rotten scoundrels.
All is fair in love and war and, well, pretty much everything else it seems. In fact, do we even know what ‘fair’ means anymore? By Jamie Adams
Read More‘There is no ‘I’ in team.’ Well, do you know what, I rather think there is.
‘Good team player.’ ‘Works well in a team.’ Everyone’s CV is full of how important team work is in business these days but does it really work the way we think it does?
Read MoreThings that caught my eye this year.
First of all, talking about things that are eye-catching, let me welcome you to our new-look newsletter. I hope that you like it.
Read MoreIndustry forecast 2019: Sunny with a chance of Brexit
According to findings from the Wet Leisure Industry Survey released in January, the industry is planning on another strong year despite political and economic uncertainty.
Read MoreOur time to shine?
The world is in a funny old place at the moment and even through rose-tinted glasses it can look a bit gloomy. And then a thought struck me…
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