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Monthly Archives: December 2016
How to make a (good) decision.
I believe I am a decisive person and, having made a decision, I rarely spend time worrying about whether I’ve made the right one. Whether I make good decisions is a whole different matter. The last truly big decision I … Continue reading
Ladies, don’t be a purveyor of ‘the deadfish handshake’
I’ve been shaking a lot of hands lately. This is primarily because we are in tournament season at my tennis club and etiquette demands that, win, lose, or crash and burn, we end each match with handshakes all round. As … Continue reading
Communications in a noisy world 