Tag: books
Episode 152 – Blinkist – finding books with Niklas Jansen
Episode 150 – The Sesquicentennial Best Bits
There aren’t many opportunities to slip the word ‘sesquicentennial’ into conversation, so make the most of this one by recommending it, casual-like, to all your friends. A few of my favourite moments from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, with the focus today on serendipity. (There’s another great word…
Episode 146 – The Reading and Writing Resolutions Special
LINKS: Alison on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bookstothesky The Extraordinary Business Book Club on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1447064765612358/ Sign up for the weekly Extraordinary Business Book Club newsletter, including a review of what I’m reading now and writing and marketing tips: https://www.getdrip.com/forms/887338035/submissions/new Sign up for the January 2019 10-day Business Book Proposal Challenge: https://alisonjones.leadpages.co/proposal-challenge/ Sign up for PI Live…
Episode 145 – The Mother of All Jobs with Christine Armstrong
If you’re a working parent, you won’t need telling that this isn’t really working. You might not, however, be aware that it’s not working for pretty much everybody. In her research for The Mother of All Jobs, Christine Armstrong uncovered a conspiracy of silence that means every working mother feels…
Episode 134 – Real Confidence with Michelle Sales
Episode 130 – The Best Bits!
Episode 129 – Happy Money with Elizabeth Dunn
Episode 126 – Writing backwards with Andrew Davis
Episode 123 – Becoming a Superhero with Sarah Windrum
What’s your mission statement? We can get caught up in business – and indeed in business writing – in showcasing ourselves. We airbrush the version of ourselves that we present to others. And in doing so we unwittingly lose the emotional connection, vulnerability and authenticity that actually give us the…
Episode 152 – Blinkist – finding books with Niklas Jansen
Episode 150 – The Sesquicentennial Best Bits

There aren’t many opportunities to slip the word ‘sesquicentennial’ into conversation, so make the most of this one by recommending it, casual-like, to all your friends. A few of my favourite moments from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, with the focus today on serendipity. (There’s another great word…
Episode 146 – The Reading and Writing Resolutions Special

LINKS: Alison on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bookstothesky The Extraordinary Business Book Club on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1447064765612358/ Sign up for the weekly Extraordinary Business Book Club newsletter, including a review of what I’m reading now and writing and marketing tips: https://www.getdrip.com/forms/887338035/submissions/new Sign up for the January 2019 10-day Business Book Proposal Challenge: https://alisonjones.leadpages.co/proposal-challenge/ Sign up for PI Live…
Episode 145 – The Mother of All Jobs with Christine Armstrong

If you’re a working parent, you won’t need telling that this isn’t really working. You might not, however, be aware that it’s not working for pretty much everybody. In her research for The Mother of All Jobs, Christine Armstrong uncovered a conspiracy of silence that means every working mother feels…
Episode 134 – Real Confidence with Michelle Sales
Episode 130 – The Best Bits!
Episode 129 – Happy Money with Elizabeth Dunn
Episode 126 – Writing backwards with Andrew Davis
Episode 123 – Becoming a Superhero with Sarah Windrum

What’s your mission statement? We can get caught up in business – and indeed in business writing – in showcasing ourselves. We airbrush the version of ourselves that we present to others. And in doing so we unwittingly lose the emotional connection, vulnerability and authenticity that actually give us the…