You may remember a previous post on wisdom being preferable to perfection. Without setting out to, or meaning to, I’m clearly a bit anti perfectionist. My friend Toby mentioned the other day how Daniel Priestley (author of Key Person of Influence) talks about being prolific, not perfect. It’s so true and so powerful. Sorry perfectionism!… Continue Reading

The environment around us is very important in changing the world. There is no right or wrong environment either. Just what works for you. Ever since I left my full time job in London, I ensured everything was possible remotely. Particularly because I wanted to, and did, travel so much. Whether home or away, I’ve… Continue Reading

Why do we like to do everything ourselves? Why is asking for help so difficult? Why do we ignore the common knowledge that ‘together we’re stronger’? You might have picked up on my recent difficulties with air travel. Despite flying hundreds of times, writing a book about my globetrotting, and always being so positive; my… Continue Reading

Today I’m sharing thoughts on family. As you’ll know from my Daily Sib vlog, I’m in Costa Brava, with 15 members of my family! I’ve often attributed some of my ability to change the world to my family. My mum and dad brought me in to this world. My family listen to me when I’m… Continue Reading

I’ve been thinking a lot about connection recently. Specifically in-person connection (and no, don’t take it in a naughty way). You see we have everything now people 100 years ago only dreamt of. And even more! Technology is definitely connecting us, in a way. Yet people are still starving for true connection. This point has… Continue Reading

Perfection seems like a good thing to aim for. Any message or movement should be of the highest quality. Unfortunately perfectionism is also killing progress. I remember when I went to university for the first time. I’d had my parents doing my care at home. Leaving home meant having strangers helping me in the most… Continue Reading

Whether on the newly launched Daily Sib, my World Changer Wednesday posts, through my podcast, via social media posts, the big keynote talks, or in community and client conversations; I’m always telling stories… Stories connect people. Stories carry messages. Stories are emotive. Stories are memorable. Stories can lead to change. On Disability Horizons we’re telling… Continue Reading

I was in a session at Mindvalley University in Croatia. It was run by the founder Vishen Lakhiani. The topic was on the code of the extraordinary team. Building on Vishens principles from the code of the extraordinary mind. It was a much needed reminder on understanding our beliefs, values and essentially our culture. All… Continue Reading