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Purpose and Positioning

I love the concept of “Who you are is why you are here.”

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A World of Opportunity

There is a lot of chatter around what's not possible at the moment. There are still places that can't fly (in or out), there are limited conferences...

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Resistance

At Thought Leaders Business School we ‘teach clever people to be commercially smart’. Paying for, and being offered, something you apparently want...

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A Game Of Make Believe

So much of what you do as a Thought Leader is playing a game of make believe. We are selling the invisible (a service) and as such we will often...

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Certainty

We are dealing with another lockdown in New Zealand. Things we were certain about last week suddenly became uncertain. Things got cancelled. Things...

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The Subtle Activities

As you know Lisa O'Neill and I are taking turns sharing thoughts on what it takes to be commercially successful as a thought leader running a...

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Create Your World

Last week a few hundred thought leaders gathered online for our quarterly Thought Leaders Business School Conference. We call this event our...

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Thinking, Working, and Hustling

I have always loved self improvement. I am lucky I was born positive, so I Iook at improvement as and opportunity rather than being deficit focussed.

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Leaning in and Fitting in

’Fitting in’ is a huge part of being human. Often we create stories around fitting in. I've had many conversations with students at our live...

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Modal Diversity

As part of the thought leaders practice strategy we teach the six modes of delivery. You can read about these in detail in any of our books on...

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The First of Many

Welcome to this new series of newsletters and posts focused on how you as a Thought Leader, lead your practice.

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Sales

I love eating. I always have. I worked out very early in life that getting good at cooking was a good idea for someone who loved to eat. I also love...

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