It’s been a while since I did a Q&A, and though I have a number of things I could discuss they will wait for another day for two very important reasons. Firstly, by doing a Q&A I can reply to questions which typically takes me a bit shorter than it does

I am spending the week skiing with my family, and while bruising myself and enjoying the ache that always accompanies skiing holidays, stopping to take a break helps me to take a step back and remember to be grateful for what I have. In doing so I realised that it is the anniversary of the death

Questions require answers and lots of questions require lots of answers. You’d be wrong in thinking that you’ll get either since the missing ingredient to both is lots of time. Someone invent me a time machine and I’ll answer more questions. Until then I have a select few to share. I do

About 3 months ago I decluttered. Not the horrible kitchen cupboard which has everything from screw drivers to toothpicks, sea shells, and a hairbrush the dog chewed. I decluttered mentally. For the uninitiated or curious, you can read the background here. The results so far have shocked me. My productivity has quite

We no longer live in a world where saber-toothed tigers threaten our existence. In today’s world, far greater risk lies in the truly enormous and disproportionate emotional attitude to (and assessment of) risk. The way the majority of people look at risk is completely wrong. Here’s our view on how risk should be analysed and used to make better decisions in life.