Nicholas Bate

100 Words

Any run had three stages. The first stage was why had he decided to do this? His breathing felt ragged and he was cold. And how could he already be thirsty?  A second stage kicked in of current worries: a client frustrating him, writing which needed to be completed, an in-box which was fuller than he would have liked, a daughter who needed direction without being given direction. And then a magical third stage. Everything was OK. Terrain and body were one. Breathing and biology in synch. There were no concerns and never would be. This is why he ran.

Basics 7: Friday

1. Close down actions, don't open up more chaos.
2. Review what has been achieved and learnt.
3. Thank the team.
4. Plan the coming week and month.
5. In-box de-cluttered.
6. 45 minutes of reflection: what do i need to anticipate?, what do i need to do better?, what do i need to do differently?
7. Switch off from work and start the weekend.

Bonus: Being The Best Version of You

Solving a problem

The Basic Basics

Setting Your Personal Compass

Medicine Beyond Drugs

Handy Free Stuff

Daily Protocol 7

In Your Career

Getting More Done

The Joy of Walking

Getting Your Novel Started

How To Tidy up The Flat

How to Get Better at Writing

How To Be Happy

How to s l o w down time.

The Joy of Chocolate 

Things Which Help When You Are Stuck

The Walk 7

Planning your Day 7;

How To Worry Less

R&R 7

Running 7; Meetings 7; Strategic Marketing 7; Leadership 7

Wellness 7; Coffee 7; Creativity 7; Confidence 7; Presenting 7;

Fast, Wholesome Cookery 7; Fitness 7; Productivity 7

Sales 7; Negotiation 7; E-Mail 7; Making a Decision 7

Writing 7; Career 7; Simple Meditation 7

Mindset 7; International Travel 7; Fitness on the Road 7

Parenting 7; Reading 7 ; Food Shopping 7

Brainstorming 7; Fitness at the Office 7

Strategic Planning 7; The Job Hunt 7; English Weather 7

Project Management 7; Personal Effectiveness 7

Re-Boot 7; Personal Resilience 7; Back to Work 7

Faster Reading with no Loss of Comprehension 7

Autumn 7; Saturday 7; Better Writing 7

Getting Stuff Done 7; Being Indispensable 7

Christmas 7

Things That Heal 7

The Perfect Day 7

What if The Secret to Success

is failure?

David Seah

has productivity tools.

Brilliant at the Basics of Business (v2) 100, 57: The Annual Conference

It's such a shame that for so many employees the best thing about the annual conference is the free beer. Change that perception this year. A conference that rocks with relevance, vision, hope  and clear, clear story. For everyone.

Fast-Track with The Book

B@BofBiz One talk normally

B@BofBiz Two first impressions

B@BofBiz Three: make price the smallest issue

B@BofBiz Four: your brand reality

B@BofBiz Five: success can destroy you 

B@BofBiz Six if you are serious, then 0825 not 0832

B@BofBiz Seven forget 'closing' techniques

B@BofBiz Eight your business isn't special

B@Bof Biz Nine one 3 x 5 card

B@Bof Biz Ten PPT slides: are they real?

B@Bof Biz Eleven Stop wishing, start selling

B@BofBiz Twelve Don't Walk By

B@BofBiz Thirteen Are you excited about your business?

B@BofBiz Fourteen Quarter to quarter: no limping.

B@BofBiz: Fifteen Agility

B@BofBiz; Sixteen No 'about'

B@BofBiz: Seventeen Train Your People.

B@BofBiz: Eighteen Planning is good. But it isn't reality.

B@BofBiz: Nineteen Everybody Sells

B@BofBiz Twenty Simply Be Better

B@BofBiz Twenty One Watch The Numbers

B@BofBiz Twenty Two Price To Sleep Well

B@BofBiz Twenty Three Now. Only now. Have that coffee.

B@BofBiz Twenty Four Some are just messers. Let them go.

B@BofBiz Twenty Five Don't Wait for luck

B@BofBiz Twenty Six Is The Customer Always Right?

B@BofBiz: Twenty Seven What's with the rivalry, huh?

B@BofBiz: Twenty Eight Do Not Set Price Quickly

B@BofBiz: Twenty Nine Know Where You Make Your Money

B@BofBiz: Thirty Keep it Lean, Mean and Frugal

B@BofBiz: Thirty One: Get Closer

B@BofBIz: Thirty Two: Stay Alert

B@BofBiz: Thirty Three: Get skilful

B@BofBiz: Thirty Four: What would you do differently?

B@BofBiz: Thirty Five: What are you reading?

B@BofBiz: Thirty Six: Plan-Do-Review

B@BofBiz: ThirtySeven: Not Just KPIs

B@BofBiz: ThirtyEight: Not Just Job Title

B@BofBiz: ThirtyNine: Don't Love Every Customer

B@BofBiz: Forty: Respect the Relationship

B@BofBiz: FortyOne: Get to the Airport Early

B@BofBiz: FortyTwo: Write Better Notes.

B@BofBiz: FortyThree: Pure Gold for Performance Improvement.

B@BofBiz: FortyFour: Get On With It

B@BofBiz: FortyFive: Have A Plan

B@BofBiz: FortySix: Make it Easy

B@BofBiz: FortySeven: Give it a Go

B@BofBiz: FortyEight: Don't Mess About

B@BofBiz: FortyNine: Ask

B@BofBiz: Fifty: SWOT

B@BofBiz: FiftyOne: Delegation

B@BofBiz: FiftyTwo: Systems

B@BofBiz: FiftyThree: Challenges

B@BofBiz: FiftyFour: Leap don't Copy

B@BofBiz: FiftyFive: Review any time.

B@BofBiz: FiftySix: Expenses

Michael Wade

and the due date.

Patrick Rhone

the most important work.

Jagged Thoughts for Jagged Times, 310

Chronic busyness is not just stressful. It obscures what is truly important and seduces us with 'tick-list' trivia.

A McCartney

play-list

This Must Be Important

Kurt Harden takes a plane....