by i2iHQ | Sep 17, 2015 | News
Lessons From Elite Sport I love sport at the highest level. The lessons we can learn from watching sport alone are fascinating. Recently I was engrossed by the Athletics World Championships. The best athletes from each country competing against each other, pushing...
by i2iHQ | Jul 7, 2015 | News
One Minute Silence Well, what it such a sacrifice then? To stop for a minute, I mean. I wonder how many people stopped for a minute and how many forgot. I forgot. I said to myself days before that I would stop, but had the fire alarm in the client’s premises not...
by i2iHQ | Jun 29, 2015 | News
40 by 40 My mate, Michael Taylor, just launched his book last Friday and he gave me a copy, signed of course. To my relief and delight, but not surprise, it’s an absolute belter, and I have instantly bought a fair number of copies for clients and friends I know will...
by i2iHQ | Jun 23, 2015 | News
One Hundred Big Ones In 1994, our psychometric assessment partners, Art Niemann & Co, invited me to work as one of their team on their ‘booth’ (or ‘stand’ as we say) at the famous and extravagant ‘NADA’ (National Automotive Dealer Association) convention. I was...
by i2iHQ | Jun 16, 2015 | News
Emotional Poverty I had a belting day on Monday. I was in the office all day and when winding up my watch, accidentally and unwittingly moved the time on two hours! At first, I could not believe how fast the day had gone and thought I may have nodded off! Having then...
by i2iHQ | Jun 15, 2015 | News
Sanity Amidst Madness This week, I started reading the autobiography ‘So, Anyway’ by John Cleese of Monty Python and Fawlty Towers fame. To paraphrase one passage, he says that he thought that life was sanity interspersed with the odd bout of madness, and now believes...
