
Cues: Book review of ‘Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication’ by Vanessa Van Edwards
This is a book review of Cues by Vanessa Van Edwards – I suggest you get a copy (link below). For the written review visit over here and that also…

This is a book review of Cues by Vanessa Van Edwards – I suggest you get a copy (link below). For the written review visit over here and that also…

Vanessa Van Edwards book “Cues: Small Signals, Incredible Impact” provides a lot of useful insights so thought I would summarise some of the key themes and principles in this book…

In this short 5 minute episode share some reflections on the topic of saying no – what do you think? When is it important to do this? More content is…

I really enjoyed my conversation with Susanne Ritzenhoff about her life and Toi Ora and the work they do – check out the links we mentioned in the conversation: …

Here is a short summary of sessions held at the reent two day Institute of Directors Leadership Conference. The full article can be accessed here with a lot more…

Julie Woods went blind as an adult and in this episode we hear about her journey and what that was like and how she embraces life fully today. I was…

Audio of panel discussion just held at the Zero Waste Summit on 8 September 2025 discussing Tools for Transformation: System Change for a Zero Waste Future. More on the Zero…

Mark Laurence and I had a great discussion on AI and the future and A.icehouse, a new initiative for SMEs that he is working on with Icehouse, to learn more…

This is the audio of a talk I gave the other day to about 100 lawyers on principles and habits for life – it comes from content in the recent…

In this session I talked with Dr Brett Mann about conflict and how it influences board dynamics and he had a lot of wisdom to share on this fascinating topic.…

The audio version of my recent book on careers, work, identity, purpose and impact. You can download the book here Contents The Circle Introduction Part I: Our source of…

Tom Cooney is a visiting Erskine Fellow to the University of Canterbury and I was lucky enough to sit with him in person and hear about his life story and…