Who bears the responsibility of racism? Do black people have even more of a responsibility for eradicating slavery as white people? We discuss this and more in todays episode of our book discussion Me & White Supremacy.

Racism is a term which comes with a lot of baggage. How does Layla Saad describe racism and can good people be racists? We discuss this and more in todays book discussion Me & White Supremacy.

''IF YOU F---ING LIKE SOMETHING, LIKE IT!'' There are no such things as guilty pleasures, if you like something like it openely and you will find others who like it too. - We discuss this and many more in this episode.

''Creativity is not a talent, it is a way of operating'' John Cleese. This appears to be the theme of the book show your work, we can be creative by sharing our journey with others instead of waiting for the final product according to Autin Kleon. But is it as straightforward as he portrays - We discuss this and many more in this episode.

''Creativity is not a talent, it is a way of operating'' John Cleese. This appears to be the theme of the book show your work, we can be creative by sharing our journey with others instead of waiting for the final product according to Autin Kleon. But is it as straightforward as he portrays - We discuss this and many more in this episode.

We live in a win vs lose paradigm and society. Sometimes we exacerbate disagreements just show we can prove we are right. Is this the best way to function socially? In todays episode we delve into the pro's and con's of a win-lose and win-win paradigms. Hope you enjoy....

We live in a win vs lose paradigm and society. Sometimes we exacerbate disagreements just show we can prove we are right. Is this the best way to function socially? In todays episode we discuss the above point, the analogy of the goose & golden egg analogy and more. Hope you enjoy.

In this episode we discuss a few points and lessons from Napoleon Hill's sixteen laws of success. Prince expounds on the Law of attraction concept and there is a dialectical discussion around the notion of rendering more service than one is paid for. As always there are some badly told jokes and humour to lighten up the ambience.

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The Staleness of full time job is one often talked about but very little action taken. In this episode, Prince and Theo discuss the collateral effects of a stale job and the different methods we employ to establish the trajectory of our learning, challenge and competency. Prince expounds on the Flow state principle and Theo explains the function of rewards in the motivation of employees. These are a few of the many principles and methods discussed on the symposium this week. Hope you enjoy

In todays episode we source advice from some special guests on how to maintaing productivity whilst maintaining relationships. Guests include Altaf Vaiya, a pharmacist and chair of the Leicester Pharmaceutical Commitee as well as a vocal member of the Ismaili community in Leicester. Shakiel Thompson, an undefeated professional middleweight boxer from Sheffield. Tatenda Masivananga, a lawyer and entrepreneur who won young Zimbabwean achievers award in 2019, and Hawo Adan, a full pharmacist who loves works tirelessly whilst maintaining strong relationships with family and friends. Hope you enjoy todays episode.