An ill wind or a breath of fresh air? The impact of weather on your health and wellbeing by Jim N R Dale
By Guest Contributor Jim N R Dale I want you to do something for me. Well, it’s for you, really. When you wake up in the morning, and just before you draw back the curtains, give yourself a score out of ten for how you’re feeling, whatever you may be…
Leadership: Lessons I’ve learned about leading a team and a company to success by Sophie Trelles-Tvede
By Guest Contributor Sophie Trelles-Tvede There is something really odd about being a founder/CEO, which is that there is actually no definition for your role. A salesperson does sales, a social media role does everything around social media, but the founder? Not even the internet can give a real answer….
How brands exist in the brain by Dan White
By Guest Contributor Dan White Brands are essentially memories: collections of connections in the brain, built up and constantly evolving over time as people have more experiences connected with the brand. The brand will be different from one individual to the next, depending on the set of experiences they have…
It’s the weather stupid! The impact of weather on the economy and financial trading by Jim N R Dale
It’s an indisputable fact that the weather can affect the economy of a country, or an entire region, for good or bad. But, the economy cannot affect day-to-day weather. So, which is more important? Do we think about the economy every day of our lives, like we do the weather?
Lessons I’ve learned about where innovation comes from and how to make it a reality with Sophie Trelles-Tvede
By Guest Contributor Sophie Trelles-Tvede For a lot of people innovation is a daunting word, especially when it is put into a sentence with ‘I’, such as ‘I need to create an innovation’. It’s almost like this fictitious, far away magical world that only superhumans are capable of accomplishing.
Creating the balance you want for yourself and your business by Sid Madge
By Guest Contributor Sid Madge Given all the turmoil that Covid-19 has created it is easy to look back longingly at what we used to have. However, Nobel Peace Prize winner and social entrepreneur Muhammad Yunus reminds us that pre-Covid wasn’t actually that great! Although it seems a lifetime ago…
From hangovers to hair ties: the story of how invisibobble came to be, by Sophie Trelles-Tvede
By Guest Contributor Sophie Trelles-Tvede In the Fall of 2011, I was at the University of Warwick, studying at Warwick Business School (WBS). Just a few months earlier, I thought that by the time I was at university, I would be 10/10 fulfilled in my life, without a worry in…
Random Events and Accepting Luck by Neil Francis
By Guest Contributor Neil Francis Inspired Thinking is an innovative way of discovering new ideas to achieve meaningful success. It helps you discover inspiration from new ideas and insights which will lead you on a journey of discovery, meaning, enjoyment and purpose. Today we speak to Neil about luck and…
How the pandemic has influenced Menopause by Kate Usher
By Guest Contributor Kate Usher Kate Usher is a Menopause and Relationships Coach, working with women on the successful creation, development and growth of personal and career relationships during this period of intense and unpredictable change. Today we talk to her about how COVID19 and the Menopause have worked together…
Snowed under or rained out? General Retail with Jim N R Dale
By Guest Contributor Jim N R Dale The absolute necessities of the weather-sensitive retail sector, which accounts for about 70% of the purchases we might make in any given year.