You know in your soul that something is not working. You know our current economics make us financially rich and spiritually poor. That business as usual is screwing the planet and its people. It is 2.23am and it is time for a small, motivated band of committed people to change the world. Join the 2.23am …
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Professional boxing is one of or is the toughest and most brutal sport there is (maybe with MMA – mixed martial arts). Jarrod Fletcher from Fortitude Boxing in Brisbane lost his WBA middleweight title bout this morning in New York. He got caught by a heavy left hook in round 1, recovered and won the …
There are loads of words written about change management and continuous improvement. These concepts can work hand in hand – indeed change management could be seen as an extension or larger scale of continuous improvement. Neither are necessarily easy and require thought and consideration and the devotion of time and resources. Often they are neglected …
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Simon King wrote in The Australian this morning (6/8/14) that the Australian Olympic Committee had put team unity at the top of its list of goals for Rio 2016. This announcement follows the toxic culture and drug use by some swimmers at London 2012, the public argument over athlete funding for Sochi 2014 and the …
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The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games are over and, with only a few distractions, were a success for both the organisers, the athletes and the spectators…and they were pretty lucky with the weather. England won the medal count (due in no small way to their massive funding injection) and Australia came second (due in some part …
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