The things I notice and that inspire me from life, from art, from people.
I spend a lot of time when teaching writing trying to persuade authors to have the courage to write more concisely, to write less, to use shorter sentences and to simplify their grammar to subject, verb, object. Lane Greene edits for the Economist and in this Radio 4 podcast “Word of mouth” he talks to Michael Rosen and Dr Laura Wright about his work.
Always a pleasure to collaborate with SFC on training projects, especially when it means you get to check out the LUISS Hub in Milan. But the graveyard shift? really?
Continue readingMany will have seen, enjoyed and applauded Oprah Winfrey’s speech at last week’s Golden Globes, but what are some of the elements that made it so powerful?
We have been making a recruiting video. Discover why I started TLNet and some of the joys of teaching.
I am always delighted to work with the training arm of Confindustria SFC.
Check out what happened when we designed and ran a one-day presenting skills course for young entrepreneurs.
At a memorial service held in the European Parliament in Strasbourg earlier today Former US president Bill Clinton paid tribute to former German chancellor Helmut Kohl.
When you have an opinion but manage not to give it, that’s when you know you can facilitate. Just ask the queen!
A familiar saying, designed, I’m sure, to belittle those in the teaching profession says: “Those that can, do. Those that can’t – teach!” Ouch – go all the teachers.
Why does he touch his nose?
Do sports men and women tell the truth when interviewed on TV?
