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Dan Pink on the Secret of Drive
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Dan Pink is the most important researcher for understanding workplace motivation.
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Adam Grant – ‘the case for optimism’
Go deep with the experts playlist Back for an incredible new season. We start with Professor Adam Grant – the most important business writer in the world. Adam is author of books like Give and Take, Option B, Originals, he’s also the host of a chart topping podcast on work culture called Work Life with…
GCHQ: Working inside intelligence
There was an incredible response to the episode with Chris hayward last week. I know that Chris was really touched with the response. He’s not on Twitter but I know he was responding to some people on Linkedin last week. Today’s episode is much lighter in tone but it’s fascinating rare opportunity to get a…
Rutger Bregman is hopeful for humankind
Rutger Bregman’s Humankind was my favourite book of 2020 and it comes out in paperback next month. A brilliant read (that also works wonderfully as an audiobook) it will appeal to fans of Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens or anyone who wants a provocative, thoughtful summer read. To mark the paperback release I spoke to him about…
The Economist: Perspectives on the work to come
Today two discussions. Firstly I talk to Callum Williams, Senior Economics Writer at The Economist. Callum just had a major report published in the paper about the future of work and we talk about the implications of it. Then I have a discussion with CEO and podcaster Dan Murray-Serter. Dan runs his own start-up, Heights….
Beating burnout
David McClements is the founder of Whitewater international training & consultancy” (whitewaterint.com) . He works training and developing top performers. I saw David speak recently and was struck with his willingness to challenge some of the best established ideas. His discussion about Chris Hoy and energy management is fascinating.
Beating the To Do List
Buy Four Thousand Weeks Oliver Burkeman was a productivity geek. He was the guy trying to get it all done. He was that person, convinced he could optimise living to get the most out of his time here, writing about it in a wry, detached way in a Guardian column. Then the penny dropped. In…
