It's no ones favourite subject on the podcast today... meetings. Not many people love them, but most of us spend a good deal of our lives in them, so listen for top tips on how to make meetings matter.

It's been a little while since our last episode, so it's time we had a catch up! We talk about the break from squeeze, whats changed for us at iManage, and what's coming next.

Its been a while since our last episode, but today we are bringing you something a little different… and if you’re a fan of motor sport like bob and I, something a little bit special… We're talking to Operations Director of the McLaren Racing team, Piers Thynne.

What if self control was our super power. So finally tuned that we knew exactly when to exercise it, but also when to go with instinct and impulse. That would be pretty useful. For most of us self control is something we could do with developing. Today we talk about four strategies for improving your self control.

What is your relationship with risk? Are you somebody who values the chance to make a bold decision and put something on the line, or do you operate exclusively in the realm of near certainty, finding your comfort in knowing. Today we explore these ideas and the upsides and downsides to both ends of the spectrum. Enjoy the podcast, I’ll catch you on the other side.

Many of us have areas of our lives that we are dissatisfied in, but many times we don’t move from that space of dissatisfaction into action. Why not? Today we explore the idea of executing and making things happen in your life.

As the second national lockdown begins Will and Bob talk to us about resilience. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties has to be one of the most valuable traits in the current climate, both professionally and personally. So today we draw from the example of Lucy Hone to draw out three critical elements of resilience.

We’ve avoided talking too much about COVID on this podcast although it’s impossible to ignore the business and behavioural implications of COVID as we talk about other things, but given our most recent Boris speech which seemed to increase the duration of covid related limitations, today we talk about the new normal, how we are all coping with it, and what we have learned 6 months into these huge changes.

Well we are back after our summer pause, I hope you were all able to have some kind of break over the summer despite all of the limitations. In this episode we are talking about what it means to be an intreprenuer, that is an entrepreneur within an organisation.

“There is a way to do it better, find it.” So said Thomas Edison, potentially the greatest American inventor of all time. Innovation is the secret sauce for most organisations doing business today, and failure to innovate is demonstrably linked to failure to grow, and even to the death of some companies altogether. So how well is your organisation supporting innovation from the inside?