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Purpose and passion are the new “not-to-copy”

Purpose and passion are the new “not-to-copy” In a world where technology commoditises everything, purpose and passion are the new “not-to-copy”. Full alignment of culture with marketing as the only way to compete. Culture as the tool to increase your internal clock speed. Culture and shared values as the only platform for the future. Purpose

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Endure: Mind, Body and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance

When you read books about leadership, athletes and Navy Seals, you understand that many things are possible with the right mindset. Hence “Endure: Mind, Body and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance” Endurance Reaching the limits of endurance is a concept that seems yawningly obvious until you actually try to explain it. He defines

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Extraordinary times need extraordinary leadership, 5 books to read

When you read “Technology versus Humanity” you will realise how important leadership is going to be in the future. Extraordinary times need extraordinary leadership. Read that book and 4 more.  Man against machine A cracking book asking some very pertinent questions about where technology is bringing technology. We have no idea what we are playing with

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Leadership in top sports teams and what you can learn from their captains

Leadership is the new black. CEOs with lower pay run companies with better performance In “Buddhist economics”, I read that a recent study of CEO pay (value of total annual compensation) and the performance of the CEO’s company shows that as CEO pay goes up, the company performance goes down. CEOs with lower pay run

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