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WHEN you focus on what you want, you are more likely to discover what you want. When you believe that you are intelligent, you are more likely to see evidence that you are. When you believe something to be true, you see the world in that way. Remember, whenever you focus on something you want,…… Continue Reading
YOU may recall the article in March’s newsletter entitled A Global Leap of Faith, outlining Paul Heath’s plans for companies worldwide to send an avalanche of cash in the direction of charities around the planet on a single day – February 29, 2016. Such has been the interest shown is his spectacular 1FreeDay initiative –…… Continue Reading
IF individuals make up a team it surely follows that a team should be a collection of individuals. It stands to reason. Doesn’t it? Actually, no it doesn’t. Today more than ever, the experience, knowledge and skills of an entire workforce are key to business success. The saying ‘we’re in this together’ could not be…… Continue Reading
BEING a good leader is not the sole preserve of the entrepreneur. Leadership is also highly valued in sport. In an edition of football magazine Four-Four-Two, sports psychologist Richard Nugent shows just how closely related to the Naked Leader ethos sports leadership is, proving that world class leadership skills possess a universal template. Leading by example,…… Continue Reading
BE yourself and speak from the heart. If you can’t speak from the heart, then don’t speak at all.… Continue Reading
DETERMINATION to win can often mean the difference between a positive result or not. Don’t accept defeat. Be determined.… Continue Reading
WE like to hear inspirational stories in the raw, so what could be better than hearing from a man whose tale fits the bill in more than one sense. Stephen Raw first became aware of the Naked Leader when he attended an ILM conference in London. Having been told about David Taylor’s first book, and…… Continue Reading
TO rebuff your detractors, turn their put down around by saying ‘Lead Me, Follow Me, Or Get Out Of My Way.’… Continue Reading
NEVER hold unnecessary meetings. It might be good to meet regularly on the first Friday of every month but it may be even better to meet only when there is something to discuss.… Continue Reading
FIND out what drives you. Ask yourself, what do I want, what will that do for me and why is that important to me?… Continue Reading