The best bit in the new book “On Purpose” by Smith and Milligan is their brilliant three-point framework “Stand up, Stand Out, Stand Firm”.

In recent years we have seen various technological evolutions which include the internet of things, robots, drones and AI.

That companies should have a purpose (and a purpose beyond making money for shareholders!)...

About sixty years ago, there was an awareness of the power of non-conscious thought processes but at the time there was much more of a focus on stimulus response learning which was heavily influenced by the work of Sigmund Freud.

The latest book by Peter Fisk is good but not great.

Mark Earls' book is build around a profound human truth. We, as "social creatures".

Marie-Claude Sicard’s biography mentions that she has outspoken views about luxury branding and marketing...

Free! Love your work, love your life is a breath of fresh air, an inspirational read and great self-development book.

We must believe that it is the darkest before the dawn of a beautiful new world.

Scott's book is the classic case of "chameleonic work". Under the surface of a very well written and easy-to-read "How To Manual", it is actually a quite disruptive work in several aspects.