Be More Pirate

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FT BUSINESS BOOK OF THE MONTH - MAY 'Ask forgiveness, not permission' - a unique approach that resonates with the fun of airlines, according to Sir Richard Branson. Steve Jobs famously said, 'I'd rather be a pirate than join the navy.' This book is described as 'totally compelling' by Ed Miliband and presents a model for radical change, as noted by Joy Lo Dico. Martha Lane Fox CBE emphasizes its importance in using history to navigate the future. Tom Goodwin calls it the start of a movement, while Bruce Daisley finds it a refreshing perspective on work and leadership. Arlo Brady views it as a necessary contrarian call to correct corporate course. Pirates didn't just break rules; they rewrote them, challenging the status quo and embracing mischief, purpose, and power. Sam Conniff Allende draws parallels between Golden Age pirates like Henry Morgan and modern rebels such as Elon Musk and Malala. With takeaway sections and a guide to creating your own pirate code 2.0, this work aims to inspire you to leave your mark on the 21st century. Whether facing ambitions, ideas, or challenges, it promises to revolutionize your approach to life and work. Join the rebellion and discover the power of professional rule-breaking. Sam Conniff Allende, founder of Livity, has led innovative collaborations with brands and youth, advocating for accountability and motivation in organizations through modern mutinies.