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“We can always do more to be better. It works on whatever level you like: take the stairs instead of the lift; write a to-do list and actually do it; or put in thousands of hours of diligent practice to perfect the 30-yard free kick. Your choice. And it is relevant across the board – parenting, personal, professional – wherever you want to make improvements and perform...”

“Many companies look for fortune changing distribution deals, the one they can retire on, the deal to fix the company, the opportunity of a lifetime.
These opportunities are rare, that’s true, but there are many steps that can be taken to make sure that when they come, your company is at the front of the line.>..”

“2009 will surely go down in the history books as the year our understanding of personal branding finally hit home. The philosophies, values and actions of individuals have not only affected the rise and fall of personal fortunes, but have contributed to expensive wars.>..”

“It is the most common business paradox; highly educated, well trained professionals know their businesses inside out. They solve complex problems every day, demonstrating outstanding capability and commitment. Yet for all their expertise, they often remain stressed...”

“Here are some insights relevant to all business leaders but particularly to those who are taking on a significant challenge, not least the creation of a new business...”

“Culture is emerging as the newest management discipline and one which has caught the attention of company directors and executives following recent corporate failures such as Enron, and Shell’s problems with overstating oil reser...”