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#37: Rethinking Your Problems
It’s late December in 1903 and as a harsh wind blows in off the Atlantic, Will and Orv make their final preparations. The two brothers...


#23: Positivity Can Change Your Life
Last week we focused on a multi-decade ‘nun’ study into brain health. We found how crucial it is to keep the brain and body active...


#40: Persevering Through Challenges
Jo sighed… another delay. The train was stuck halfway between Manchester and London. Even worse, she didn’t have a pen or paper. Her mind...


#53: Tiny Steps For Success
James was 15 when it happened – it was just a regular school baseball game. His teammate took a big swing, the bat slipped from his grasp...


#58: Fighting Adversity
RUN WILMA RUN! Wilma Rudolph was incredibly born the 20th of 22 children in 1940s Tennessee. She was unfortunately a sickly child,...


#55: Nailing Those Rejections
CARRIE ON REGARDLESS! Stephen pounded a nail into his bedroom wall and pushed the rejection slip onto it. It was his first attempt to get...


#51: Walking for Creativity
Charles Dickens the prolific 19th century writer lived with chronic insomnia. To help his condition he wandered many miles through the...


#56: Not Assuming The Worst
FINGER ON THE RED BUTTON! On October 27, 1962, one man, Vasili Arkhipov, quite literally saved the world. Tensions were boiling over...


#50: Improvise to Improve
In Don Vito Corleone’s final moments in the classic, ‘The Godfather’, he’s filmed playing with his young grandson in the family tomato...


#59: Boss The Imposter
It’s the 2016 Icelandic Presidential election and two very different candidates line up against one another. David Oddsson had helped...


#60: Beating The House
Ever since he was little, Ed Thorp had a natural curiosity. Born in 1932 during the Great Depression, his parents worked long hours,...


#52: Tips from Morrie for a Great Life
It’s March 1995 and Mitch Albom is casually flicking through the channels in his Detroit home. Suddenly, he hears the words from the tv –...


#61: Losing Towards Success
Roger Federer won 80% of the 1526 singles matches he played. Now, what percentage of POINTS do you think he won in those matches? 65%,...


#54: Going All In
It’s Round 15 of a bruising encounter, Muhammed Ali has been taken the distance by journeyman Chuck Wepner. The night before, the rank...


#62: Present like a Master!
A thousand songs in your pocket’ Which revolutionary product was launched twenty years ago with this memorable line? Steve Jobs was a...


#63: The Rule Of Thirds
Alexi Pappas was struggling in a training session as she prepared for the Rio 2016 Olympics. Her legs felt heavy, and she was a long way...


#64: Results Aren't Everything
In 2020, Joe Biden won the US election handily with a convincing 306-232 tally in the electoral college vote. Delve a little deeper...


#57: Knowing When To Stop
THE TWISTIES Simone Biles landed her vault at the Tokyo ‘Covid’ Olympics and forced a smile, but immediately realised she was done. Most...


#65: Follow Your Own Path
Nick Sleep and Qais Zaharia started out in 2001 with the intention of breaking the mould. Building an investment fund with the...


#66: Finding Your Ikigai
There are many beautiful cultural idiosyncrasies that stem from Japan, one of which is the concept of Ikigai. Pronounced (ee-kee-guy),...
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