Last week on ‘Never Mind the Buzzcocks’, Fun Lovin’ Criminal Huey Morgan smashed a mug. He got angry over something minor and ended up looking like a humourless prat. He broke a major rule of speaking in public: he lost control. It doesn’t matter what happens, you must keep your cool. Rizzle Kicks, hosting the

Not a company of incompetent lawyers, but my favourite fools of all time. For me they appeal because they display: Absolute self belief and conviction. Vulnerability. Creativity. While their judgement is flawed by a lack of self awareness, I think they have attributes essential for success in… well, pretty much everything that matters.   So, watch the

Do you enjoy rehearsing your presentations? Or would you rather avoid it? I love rehearsing; it helps my flow and delivery, and to keep the whole thing feeling natural and conversational. Even using a rigid structure can actually allow you to be adaptable. Be Shapeless, Formless, Like Water In traditional martial arts, individual moves are repeated

Can you fight? Can you be truly in the moment? The Shao Lin monks are devout, highly disciplined martial arts experts attempting to attain enlightenment. Their daily life may seem a million miles away from yours and your boring Powerpoint* presentation on Thursday, but – despite being in a very different situation to you –