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Latest publications
What’s in the fridge?
My house is lived in. We are a busy family.. Read more
How sports and letter writing can change your life.
Many elite athletes regularly use visualization techniques as a crucial.. Read more
What’s in the fridge?
October 10, 2024 Benjamin Drury
My house is lived in. We are a busy family of three kids all playing lots of rugby and hockey. Our weekends are filled with driving to sporting clubs, braving the weather (and sometimes the sunshine), while cheering from the sideline. And our house is filled with wet kit and dirty boots. If you came to visit I’d tidy up.. Read more
Do you want your competition to succeed?
August 24, 2024 Benjamin Drury
If you haven’t been watching the Paris Olympics over the last three weeks, where the hell have you been. I’ve been riveted. So many great moments. The GB women’s quad skulls winning on the last stroke, the Turkish ‘hit-man’ nonchalently winning silver in the pistol shooting with his hand in his pocket; the emotion of the three women cyclists after winning gold.. Read more
You only need to win one.
August 8, 2024 Benjamin Drury
Out of 250, you only need to win one! In olympic 2000m rowing over the course of the race a boat crew will make between 240 and 250 strokes, upping and dropping their stroke rate as the tactics of the race plays out. But the only stroke that ultimately counts is the one that takes you over the line. Yesterday,.. Read more
It’s not wrong it’s innovation.
August 8, 2024 Benjamin Drury
“When you hit the wrong note, it’s the next note that makes it good or bad.” Miles Davis I love this quote from jazz legend Miles Davis. It’s such a great concept. A bad note in music is not defined in isolation. It’s defined by it’s context – by what happens before and afterwards. The same is true for life.. Read more
Quick Look Busy!
July 24, 2024 Benjamin Drury
It seems that everyday there is a new article detailing a corporate ‘Return to Office’ (RTO) mandate of some type: Saleforce has demanded it’s staff come back to the office at least 4 days a week. ASOS says staff need to be in the office five days a week, because virtual meetings are detrimental to company performance. Barclays has told.. Read more
How do you feel today?
July 16, 2024 Benjamin Drury
How do you feel today? We pay for the emotion of watching our team play. We pay for the emotion of attending a great festival. Sharing incredible moments with our community. We buy things because of how they make us feel. Clothes that increase our confidence. We listen to podcasts and music to feel – angry, excited, joy, pride, gratitude, relief, contentment… Read more