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Who was the real man behind the myth of Bounty’s cruel Captain Bligh?

Who was the real man behind the myth of Bounty’s cruel Captain Bligh?

by Giles Broadbent | Nov 7, 2022 | Story

Mutiny? Over a Bounty? Perhaps it’s time to return to the origin story of betrayal – and one of history’s biggest hatchet jobs on Captain W Bligh The year is 1801, two decades after the Mutiny On The Bounty. Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson engages a tenacious Danish...
Marginal gains: Why changing the little things can make a big difference

Marginal gains: Why changing the little things can make a big difference

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 31, 2022 | Productivity

Some people call them marginal gains. The Japanese use ‘kaizen’. So, how can you make sure your working routine is the most efficient it can be? When I step into the hotseat of a new media operation, I want to change everything. Course I do. The promise of...
5 reasons why ‘faked death’ stories are such a blast

5 reasons why ‘faked death’ stories are such a blast

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 22, 2022 | Story

‘Faked death’ stories offer everything – drama, nail-biting tension, psychological meltdown, escape. No wonder they are such a staple in fiction. In John Grisham’s 1997 thriller The Partner, lawyer Patrick Lanigan becomes reviled above all other lawyers (a...
In praise of shorter books – if you can spare the time, of course

In praise of shorter books – if you can spare the time, of course

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 10, 2022 | Books

The page count in best selling books is getting smaller. People have no time any more. Are shorter books the next chapter in the publishing game? Kiwi Rose Matafeo is a cracking comedian. Her recent West End show, caught on camera for the BBC, is full of zippy...
Why setting targets for yourself might be a truly terrible idea

Why setting targets for yourself might be a truly terrible idea

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 2, 2022 | Productivity

Setting targets is hugely important to keeping your projects on track – but sometimes they can become the real reason you’re not making progress.

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