The author's early career was shaped by extensive experience leading expeditions in wilderness settings, dedicating a decade to guiding challenging outdoor courses. He later pioneered corporate leadership development programs, merging the raw experience of the outdoors with structured classroom learning and organizational consulting. His work focuses on empowering individuals and organizations to successfully navigate the complexities of rapid modern change. His book distills the principles of expeditionary leadership.
An excellent guide that sets out the basic principles and provide practical steps for project managers. Topics covered include: understanding the nature of projects; setting up a project; planning projects; controlling projects; and the role and personal qualities of a project manager.
The Survivor's Guide to Personal and Business Success
We all know what a bad day feels like; we all know what it feels like to be overwhelmed day to day with the ever-growing need to be all things to all people and wear that badge of busyness with honour... Well, it's time to take control, to get in the driving seat of your own life and live life on your terms. This book will take you on a journey of reflection and offer you skills and tools that will elevate and uncover your own unique potential. With no jargon, no tricks and no bull s**t, just good old-fashioned common sense that we may have forgotten, and the best part is? You are in the driving seat...
The narrative delves into the untold true story of Gay Games I, highlighting Mark Brown's significant role in its inception. It explores the challenges and triumphs faced during the event's planning and execution, offering a unique perspective on a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. Through personal anecdotes and historical context, the book captures the spirit of community and resilience that defined this groundbreaking event.