Between running an international business and bringing up two children and three step-children, life was busy. Days flew past, full of back-to-back meetings, calls, endless emails, client/partner/office visits and so on. Many of you will recognise that exhausting pace and wonder, as I did, how on earth to get space to think or plan. The sad news is that this just gets worse. The pressure to build a persona on social media, scan endless podcasts and newsfeeds, contribute to va

The science is about liberating your creative “right brain” whilst preventing your logical “left brain” from getting in the way. If you master that, you will be able to become far more creative in a fraction of the time, solve insurmountable problems and make clearer decisions. It is amazingly powerful – but rarely used. Why? Because people think it is too good to be true. Well I’ve used it on and off for years, and it is easy and stunningly effective and it just plain works.

It appears to me that there are broadly two sorts of people – those that have task-lists and those that don’t. I’m in the first category, and this blog talks about to-do lists and the like, and shares some tips and ideas on what I’ve found works well. However, let me start by considering the second category, in an attempt for me to share my understanding of how they get through life – which they do, often with less stress than us list makers. Frustratingly. I know one person