In this episode David explains the benefit of showing up and doing your job day in day out.  He recalls how Tom Selleck has become an acclaimed actor by doing just that, he keeps believing and keeps working hard.

Yes, Policies are important in establishing a deliberate system of principles to guide decisions and this can be achieved through a policy framework.   

In this episode David explains how to use 2025 as a catalyst to learn a new skill.  He has kept the model really simply “Think, Plan, Do”.  Yes, it doesn’t have to be complicated, start the momentum and identify the skill you would like to learn and kick start the process.

Welcome back to Series 7, Episode 1.  Yes, it is time to plan, with the new year now into its second month, now is the best time to plan your year.  It is the perfect time to set your personal development and financial goals, whilst also detailing the “things” that you would like to achieve.  Remember people with goals succeed because they know where they’re going.

We know what’s right, you know what you have to do, yes values and ethics are importance and if you want to do something this is of quality, do it because it’s right.

Yes, the three L’s, Love, Listen and Leap.  All are equally important and are vital principles in obtaining happiness.

You hear this a lot in the work place, I can’t see you or do what’s required because I am busy, but are your really.  Are you a poor planner or like to give the impression you are busy all the time.  It is important to recharge and take stock if you don’t you are going to miss out on opportunities. 

This is a great question and in this episode, David works through how deeds are better than words.

In this milestone episode David tells the story of how “Procurement Talk with David Byrne” started and the journey he has taken.

When Procurement Professionals make quality procurement decisions it is never an accident. It is always the result of intelligent effort.  Having a savings target is another quality procurement decision.