We're moving onto Move 3 of "Your Next Five Moves" by Patrick Bet David. We were joined for this one by Ashleigh Hughff, co-owner of Copper Rose Hair and Beauty in Stockton. Ash was very generous with her insights into team building and team management! We hope you enjoy. As ever, if you want to get involved with the show. Find us on social @booksmithspod (Instagram is best at the moment!) or email [email protected] Other stuff: You can connect with Ash on Linked In here. Copper Rose Hair & Beauty on Instagram. Patrick Bet-David's YouTube Channel is worth a browse. An Amazon Link to the Book (not affiliated). We'd love you to buy & read along. Lastly, here's Guy and Will on Linked In too.

As we continue our look into Your Next Five Moves by Patrick Bet David, we're joined by James Langford.  James is a Strategy Consultant, currently working at EY based over in Abu Dhabi. He was OUTSTANDING for this book, his experience and background made us think in ways we hadn't previously. We hope you enjoy. As ever, if you want to get involved with the show. Find us on social @booksmithspod (Instagram is best at the moment!) or email [email protected] Other stuff: You can connect with James on Linked In here. Patrick Bet-David's YouTube Channel is worth a browse. An Amazon Link to the Book (not affiliated). We'd love you to buy & read along. Lastly, here's Guy and Will on Linked In too.

Do you know yourself?! On this episode of The Booksmiths' Podcast, we're covering Move One from 'Your Next Five Moves' by Patrick Bet-David.  Move 1: 'Master Knowing Yourself' invites us to do some deep introspection about our own goals, motivation and values. After all, YOU are the only constant in YOUR life, you could probably do with knowing yourself a little better.  This is a great one for you if you've been asking yourself "Do I Really Want This?". Guy & Will were joined by Cassie Moyse for this episode. Cassie is the Head of Marketing at Bradley Hall Estate Agents, and the force behind Portfolio Magazine. Cassie was refreshingly open and honest, and we loved hearing some of the stories from her career! You can connect with Cassie on Linked In. Get more of the pod across social @booksmithspod. Remember, if you want to get involved, it's: [email protected]. Peace. 

We had the pleasure of speaking with Newcastle Falcon's Captain & England Rugby International, Mark Wilson, as part of our look into Legacy by James Kerr. It was an absolute pleasure speaking to Mark. We went deep into goal setting with this one. Expect to hear: The differences between team & individual goal setting.  Why there's beauty in simplicity (Mark's thoughts on the RWC semi final victory against New Zealand!) Why values based goals are better than outcome based goals What it actually takes to become a pro rugby player And more! As ever, if you want to get involved with the show, it's [email protected]. 

Throughout April, we're covering Legacy by James Kerr. What The All Blacks Can Teach Us About The Business Of Life. Rounding off our journey through the book, we're covering Chapters 11-15. A lot of cliche bullsh*t in this one... but as ever we had a good time pulling it apart 😂 Enjoy. We're social: @booksmithspod. If you wanna get involved with the show, email: [email protected]. We want suggestions for guest, suggestions for the next book we should cover and as many of your questions as possible!

Throughout April, we're covering Legacy by James Kerr. What The All Blacks Can Teach Us About The Business Of Life. For this episode, you've got Guy & Will smashing through Chapters 6 to 10. You'll get to hear why the All Blacks select on character over talent, and we ponder how we can implement that into our own teams...  Enjoy. We're social: @booksmithspod. If you wanna get involved with the show, email: [email protected]. We want suggestions for guests, books and as many of your questions as possible!

Throughout April, we're covering Legacy by James Kerr. What The All Blacks Can Teach Us About The Business Of Life. For this episode, you've got Guy & Will smashing through Chapters 1 to 5 in the book. You'll learn why the best of the best always clean up after themselves, and how great leaders unite their teams through implementing a common purpose.  Enjoy.  We're social: @booksmithspod.  If you wanna get involved with the show, email: [email protected]. We want suggestions for guest, suggestions for the next book we should cover and as many of your questions as possible!

You're about to listen to the pilot episode of The Booksmiths Podcast, where good mates Guy & Will, share a couple of beers and chat through one of the world's best books in Sport, Business or Self Development. We've chosen Zero To One by Peter Thiel as our first book. A must read for anyone who fancies themselves as a businessman or an entrepreneur. And let's face it - that's all of us... Since this is our pilot episode, you can forgive us for some scruffy audio - we'll improve as we go! In true start up style, allow me to quote Linked In founder Reid Hoffman: "If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late". Well, I give you - The Booksmiths Podcast.   Be sure to follow us on Instagram: @booksmithspod. Where we'll be posting highlights from the shows.  And subscribe to get our next episode. March's book is: Legacy by James Kerr. Buy a copy and read along... 

On this episode we talked with Award-winning SuperConnector of Entrepreneurs, Intrapreneurs & Investors. Writer & Founder of Newcastle Startup Week, TRYBES & Plan Digital, Paul Lancaster.  Zero To One is a look all about start ups so really there was no one else! Be sure to follow Paul on Linked In, Twitter or Instagram. And be sure to check out all the help available to business overs over at Newcastle Start Up Week! We can't wait until Start Up Week is in person again! If you're a start up founder and you've never picked up a copy of Zero To One, change that immediately. Here is the book on Amazon.  A call to arms for entrepreneurs, this book will encourage you to look for the secrets that are hidden in plain sight, as well as challenging how you think about Start Ups, Competition and The Future.  Subscribe to The Booksmiths Podcast for future episodes. March's Book is 'Legacy' by James Kerr.