We had a fantastic time on the 30 Day Challenge last month with our 200 participants. One of the most surprising discoveries is just how much people can get done in a short period of time when you really focus. On the challenge we teach how to make real progress on what matters to you in [...]
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“I can’t do what I love because…”
Posted by John on October 8th, 2012
Do your particular circumstances make it seem impossible to do what you love? Do you find yourself (if you’re being really honest) feeling a bit jealous of those that have made it – that seem to have been luckier or have had it a bit easier? Other people might come from more fortunate backgrounds, be [...]
Growing fast and slow
Posted by John on June 13th, 2012
Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world and can reach 30 metres in height. And despite being a member of the grass family, it’s strong stuff – it’s still used for scaffolding in Hong Kong. I have some bamboo in my mini tropical garden in London and when it was first planted I [...]
What’s your story?
Posted by John on February 12th, 2012
I grew up in the 1970s, a time when air travel was still a luxury for most people, and ‘the jet-set’ was still a meaningful demographic group. Because air travel was still something of a novelty, people were fascinated by it, and in particular by the occasional dramatic accidents that happened. Hollywood fed this gory [...]
Losing a hero is tough…
Posted by John on October 7th, 2011
Today, I am still reeling from the news of Steve Jobs’ death. Losing a hero is tough and Steve has been a hero of mine for many years – from my time as a software geek to my life now, writing and running my own business. Yesterday when I should have been writing my new [...]
