@Mike Greene @Scott Dwyer that book is amazing I have only listened to the last section (the bit you was talking about) once and it makes you feel like the most awesome creation on the planet it eliminates worry doubts fears it’s incredible Ive only listened to it once I can’t wait to listen to it again later Thank you for the recommendation 👍

It has been one of the greatest honours of my life to be the father of two incredible young women. From the moment they took their first breath, my life changed forever. I would take a bullet for either of them without a second thought. But I also understood that my job wasn’t simply to protect them: - My job was to prepare them. - To help them become strong, independent, resilient and capable of navigating life long after I’m gone. Like most things in life, I learned as I went: I wasn’t blessed with great examples of fatherhood. I had an incredible mother, but sadly two of the poorest examples of fathers anyone could wish for. One deserted the family. The other was violent and showed little sign of what it meant to be a parent. For many years I could have used that as an excuse. But life teaches us something important. We learn from good examples and bad examples. Sometimes the people who hurt us teach us exactly what not to become. What saddens me is that neither of those men are alive today, and neither took the opportunity to become a better version of themselves. Because that’s one of the greatest gifts we have as human beings. We are not condemned to remain who we are. At any moment we can choose to change. - To grow. - To learn. - To become better. As I look back, I hope my girls have always known how deeply they are loved. But I also hope they’ve seen more than love: - I hope they’ve seen resilience. - I hope they’ve seen courage. - I hope they’ve seen integrity. - I hope they’ve seen that when life knocks you down, you get back up and keep going. And if I’ve managed to pass on even a fraction of those lessons, I’ll consider my job as a father a success. Of course, none of that happens alone. The truth is that I’ve been blessed with an incredible partner in parenting. In many ways, my greatest role model for how to be a parent wasn’t my father. It was my wife. Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandads, father figures and mentors who choose every day to show up, guide, support and love.

On this mornings Syndicafe zoom we covered 10 principles that between them could genuinely change the direction of someone's life. Not just business life. whole Life. Here's a snapshot of what we got into: 🔥 Why losing a bad client might be the best thing that happens to you this year 🔥 The reason Alfie Best, Charlie Mullins and Neville Wright built what they built, and why you have every single thing they had 🔥 Why your price is a public statement about what you believe you are worth 🔥 The one mistake that turns a £10k proposal into someone else's internal hire 🔥 Why mindset is 95% and skillset is only 5%, and what that actually means for Monday morning 🔥 A 20-minute read that, done every day for 30 days, will change how you see yourself forever And that is just six of the ten core themes we covered Here's the thing. The summary of this session is attached below. Read it. It's good.... (although I am a bit biased) But reading a summary of this morning is like looking at a photograph of a world-class meal. It tells you something. It does not feed you. The real thing is the conversation. The questions that come up live. The moment someone shares something that lands differently because you are in the room when they say it. The bit that hits you personally that no summary could have predicted. That happens twice a week in this community. Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. It costs less per day than a coffee. If you have been meaning to start coming, this is the nudge. If you drifted away, this is the reason to come back. If you have never been, ask yourself honestly: what is the cost of not showing up to the thing that might change everything?

Hi guys… apologies I’m having trouble connecting to the Skool Zoom link from MOBILE… I will be home and able to login from 7.30 for any of those that are still available