I always give up chocolate, and find it relatively comfortable - So this year, I decided to give up bread as well... Foolish I know

we are getting rid of the est 1792 thing. Oh and the name Smith is far too generic, if we are to be cutting edge we need to be punchy

a boss who disregards mental health can quickly create a toxic work environment that contributes to anxiety and depression.

Great leaders are not just born, they are made. It takes hard work, dedication, and a willingness to learn and grow.

You can force through your urgency agenda once, but if the reward to your team is more run faster jump higher tasks - you will lose them.

The Woolies in Rotherham was iconic. It had 3 entrances including the one out the back, it was the first place to go for all sorts of things

I want the whole country to be proud of us and to enjoy watching us play. The hard work starts now

Virtue signalling is so annoying - yet social media willingly offers up this opportunity to carefully curate a false public persona

For those who have long worked in the hospitality industry, you will know there are endless complaints to make.

The truth is this; Quite frankly epilepsy has no discretion

It’s one of the most self-destructive forms of emotional clutter there is.

Mental Health awareness for hospitality leaders

Boomers to the left of me, Millennials to the right - here I am - Stuck in the middle is a fantastic place to be. When Nirvana released...

If you waste time on the little things, there's probably not much going on in your life, to make giving too many fucks a problem for you.

I have always admired British people that can ski. The reason being, that we get so little snow anywhere else, that skiing at any decent...

A party activist has received a formal written warning today after yet again mistaking a work meeting for a party

Being the youngest actually helped me develop skills that have helped me throughout my professional life.

It’s okay to sit in silence. It doesn’t make you a loser; it makes you smart.

The most insidious danger in excessive pursuit of perfection can be found in something called the "ideal self"