As the ‘great pause’ begins to ease, and we all head towards the ‘new normal’, many of us will have had the time to stop, reflect, let go and re-evaluate. We so often blame a lack of time or resources…
In trying to work out how I can better authentically motivate, discipline and focus myself, we highlighted the importance of knowing your why. When we start from first principles and ask ourselves why, we can better progress and move onto…
Nothing conjures up the utopian-dystopian divide quite like the topic of Artificial Intelligence. While optimists focus on the possibility of alleviating suffering and realising human potential, figures such as Elon Musk are firmly in the latter camp, calling it ‘the…
How the Move towards Better Business is Part of an Evolutionary Species Milestone The Long-term health of free enterprise capitalism will depend on delivering profit with purpose. Companies will come to understand that this combination serves their self-interest, as well…
Innovation in work, meaning and purpose in the modern age In our piece on ‘The Work Place Revolution’ commissioned for the X+Why blog, we took a look at how co-working spaces are tackling the burn out epidemic through much needed…
‘The Psychology of a Spiritual Awakening’ by Dr Steve Taylor phD. Our experiences begin with our views, perceptions and ideas of the world, before we integrate our identities and our places within it. Dr Steve did a masters in trans-personal…
This year I’d like to further aim towards maintaining a public blog but a relatively (it’s all relative) private, private life. But a special mention goes to a kindred soul I feel very lucky to know: a kind hearted, open…
Holistic: adjective; Philosophy: Characterised by the belief that the parts of something are intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole Medicine: Characterised by the treatment of the whole person, taking into account mental and social factors, rather than just…
At his pinnacle, Napoleon Hill was a successful 20th century author, having published Think and Grow Rich after forgoing law school on the advice of Andrew Carnegie, to interview some 25,000 normal people and 500 outliers.
It’s the age old way to start the day, but if there’s anything that’s certain to put you in a bad mood – it’s making a routine out of reading the news. Apparently what really sells is doom, gloom, gossip,…
I wanted to share an article I really enjoyed from the author of one of my favourite weekly newsletters – 4 minute books, which is akin to a more personal take on the Blinkist App. You can find the original…
