
Business books you’re too busy to read - but need to know about. Get the best and most useful bits from business writing covering everything from leadership, to culture, to the future of work and strategy. We speed read a book, talk to the author and share five things each time to adopt or try to make work better.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Self-ImprovementManagementBusinessEducation | ||||

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Owen Eastwood is a high performance coach, who has worked with teams like the Royal Ballet in London, England Football, South African Cricket and Nato, centring his work on ‘belonging’ - a basic human need.
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Thank you Anna for this episode. It was good to hear from Professor Robertson how flat out alluring ‘having confidence’ is, which can lead to people being over-confident, in order to get the status, the influence, the powers of persuasion. Brilliant question of yours too about how, if some men can be more guilty of over-confidence at times, did he have any advice for men here? Which was thought-provoking and led to him providing extra insight which won’t be in the book - and is what excellent ... more
Love listening to this series and the interview with Gail Kelly is my fav to date. Keep up the good work Anna. Fiona, NZ
Fantastic first episode Anna!! The breakdown of action points, with associated infographic, is a brilliant way to encourage growth.
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