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What a great idea, virtual hecking, alternative prompted questions.

I'm from another country but I came to your video looking for the book, the end of the video was very strong. I have my own business and 3 months ago I lost a client who was a large part of the revenue precisely because of the personal relationship, sometimes I try to "repair" but unfortunately the wear and tear is done and it doesn't do much good... I was looking for book content and a video of 1 minute convinced me, I need it now hahaha thanks for the video

GREAT JOB in this podcast, Alison and wonderful interview with Michelle

Magnificent conversation. Congrats.

Thanks for this video,it really saved me 🙏

Great conversation!

Thanks for having me on the podcast Alison!

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Trust and self-belief. Yes, I can relate to the absence of these. I suggest that temperament (MBTI) plays a big role in giving oneself permission to 'feel' smart and capable, particularly in the presence of others. I only began to feel this while in my late 50's in an MSc program where my Academic Advisor had the same temperament as I do - INFP. He understood me. This freed me from trying to make myself understood, thus permitting me to just focus on learning.

Thanks for making this inspirational video on the playbook “The Life Brief” How exactly can you find what really matters to you? I’m truly inspired and liked this video plus subscribed!

10 seconds in and all I want to do is read that book. Thanks for the post :)

With diction and clarity like Alison's I could forgive her anything. What a superb person.

Masterclass

conversation is very good

Business Book is a Very importent book

I love the way you read ❤

Proud of you, bro

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Brilliant conversation to listen in on.

Thank you a lot! True gem. Please send Richard warm greeting from random strategist on the internet, his earnest and grateful extramural student. I hope some day I'd have a chance to speak to him live.

Two brilliant minds...the world is a better place with these amazing humans in it. I'm not a writer but whenever I'm around these guys they inspire me to think and read better.

good interaction program

it's very helpful for me☺️

Is the book different from Scott Adam's "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life"?

Thank you for that read

Brilliant.

Excellent interview and very interesting topic. Thank you so much for your time and effort.

Great conversation! Thanks.

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Very insightful conversation and I have to admit, your soothing voice makes it 10 times better. Thanks a lot for such great content.

Great interview ! Thanks 🙏

SUPER ✍✍✍✍ insight. I love writting with a real pen ✒🖋🗒✏🖊🙂👍

Looks like you have the first video on TH-cam about Richard's new book - with the author himself! Great coup. I placed a pre-order for the book at the weekend and given the quality of his last book I can't wait to read this one.

This is an excellent conversation. Definitely worth watching. It sent me back to my writing with more focus.

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Keep it up dude!! This content needs P r o m o s m!!!

I have read this book twice already! Such a kind and carefully written book that offers a peaceful way to build effective relationships and make a difference in the world.

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For the shownotes and lots more fantastic business book and writing stuff, head on over to www.extraordinarybusinessbooks.com!

For the shownotes and transcript, and lots more fantastic business book interviews, head on over to www.extraordinarybusinessbooks.com!

Great interview, which made me think both about the topic itself ("enoughness") and about the processes of writing and publishing. I particularly loved the phrase "the charm of abstractness" to describe the book someone is thinking about writing, rather than a book which is being made real through the process of writing. Also Becky used the word "socialising" in relation to once her book was out in the world. It made me think of how we socialise puppies, but of course that is an ongoing process. The thing about a book is that we can't modify its behaviour post-publication (unless we go to 2nd/ 3rd edition etc). So the process of writing, revising, editing, honing is like front-loading all that puppy training. It has to be done before the press rolls! Lots to think about here. I've been thinking a lot about the interplay between "what is enough" and ambition recently, so a book I'm going to have to read!

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Great tips for rethinking FTF training and other work for a 'distanced' world, thanks Alison and Grace :-)

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Very tempting!! Mi x

Ill be there!

great interviews Alison ...particularly enjoyed caroline ferguson and siobhan costello. Priceless info (thank you)