Drive – the truth about motivation
Forget everything you thought you knew about how to motivate people… Why? Because its wrong. Says global influential management thinker & multiple best-selling author. Daniel Pink. His book ‘Drive’ draws on 50 years of behavioural science to overturn the conventional wisdom about human motivation. Daniel says. “The problem is that most organisations haven’t caught up
Bikes made affordable for families
What a great service… We’ve long lorded the subscription model & on a recent business trip to china (before pandemic) we came across a monthly subscription bike hire service, which was fantastic. But this one’s different & is in the UK! The Bike Club are changing the way you can buy bikes for your children,
Asda & Amazon defeated by free local delivery
Walmart (owner of Asda) have just unveiled their new membership program… Walmart+ provides unlimited free delivery costing $12.95 a month (with a free trial period) according to a press release. Walmart said it would “continue to have delivery options with transaction fees, giving customers a choice.” Along with unlimited delivery, the service includes fuel discounts
Students study technology needs addressed
It’s been a worrying time for students waiting for A level results… Now the dust has started to settle, students & parents thoughts turn to moving in day for some, and remote working start date for others. We were out ourselves at the weekend, buying pots, pans, plates, mugs, cutlery & glasses etc. Although, we’re
Engagement can solve complex problems
Solving complex problems requires an inquiring mind, and a willingness to experiment your way to a fresh solution. Only engagement can produce this… The pursuit of engagement has become essential in making your way in today’s economy. Unfortunately, the modern workplace’s most notable feature may be its disregard for engagement. Instead. Wanting it’s workers to comply,
Google maps can’t help navigate your life plan
Can your team move a mountain?
Original thinking needs to be heard
Adam Grant is a great researcher who passionately purses the science of what motivates people… In his book ‘Originals’ he shatters the assumption. Some people are born to be leaders & to have great impact, whilst the rest are followers with no or little impact. He proves that anyone can identify ideas that are truly
Is Wikipedia the secret to high performance?
What is the secret to high performance & satisfaction in today’s world? Is it the deeply human need to direct our own lives, to learn and create new things, and to do better by ourselves (not just in business) and the world? Daniel Pink in his bestseller (Drive) opens with a great analogy: Imagine it’s
Why we must now ‘Keep it Local’
As the country emerges from lock down (albeit with trepidation) it’s apparent the landscape will never look the same… This need not be a bad thing, quite the opposite in fact. Many of the changes are for the better, including the way we have grown to appreciate the contribution of local businesses to keeping the










