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My Library

People are my library, my writing inspired by what I learn: ideas, inspiration, wisdom, and sometimes some eclectic whimsy for good measure, all centred around #OpenLeadership. At the heart of all of this is that I write to share learnings and to discover my thoughts. Over the years i have written (mostly) daily, over 2000 posts and 1,000,000 words (that last part blows my mind, tbh!). Enjoy browsing.

What is your “what only you can do”?

What is your “what only you can do”?

Become who you are. Do what only you can do. Be the master and the sculptor of yourself. At the end of 2022, I wrote: "Only do what only you can do", inspired by hearing that phrase from a CEO of a global and complex organisation that I have been supporting in recent...

What is your 80 days?

What is your 80 days?

On April 26th, I was at Gleneagles for a truly inspirational and world-class day at the Entrepreneurial Scotland annual conference, themed "Global Mindset, Scottish Heart”. The conference was opened by my friend, the truly inspirational Mark Beaumont, who just over a...

Writing I Love – Eclectic Lines

Writing I Love – Eclectic Lines

Having and stimulating your Growth mindset is key for leaders, and so investing time to read widely as well as deeply is one way to give focus to this.  With that in mind, each Tuesday I post "Writing I Love". Sometimes a business book, sometimes a leadership quote,...

Emotional Equations – from an Engineer

Emotional Equations – from an Engineer

Last week I was at the inspiring Entrepreneurial Scotland Summit at Gleneagles. I love the idea of Emotional Equations (see the link to various posts featuring the concept here), as coined by Chip Conley in his book of the same name. At the event, the speakers were...

Always be Batman

Always be Batman

Sometimes I "face the blank page" as a writer, yet inspiration always comes and this site now has over 200 daily posts and I am only building more momentum. I love this meme and was reminded of it recently when a huge guy (at least 350lbs and 6 feet tall) sat down...