Ever done something backwards? It's not the same as doing something forwards for sure, yet if you were to try this - and I don't mean walking, swimming or talking etc, then you end up with a different outcome for sure, yet often a pleasantly surprising one.Like this blog article fro example. I decided to write it backwards.I started with my title which suddenly popped in my head, and rather than ask myself what it could possibly mean, I just went with my gut and wrote WHAT ON EARTH'S GOING ON.Now having committed myself, I started to write my thoughts and already I am at the half way point!Okay, where to from here?So back to backwards. When I think about it some more, I have helped people create, achieve and change when I went about things in this illogical to some way of doing things.Such as starting with a title for a book then writing it. Or a script for a TV play. Or a holiday destination. Or quite simply an outcome for a goal.Did you know that 99% of all goals that are written dow... more

Watching Rory Weal at the Labour Party conference this week was a real delight. Here's a 16 year old who gets a standing ovation, impresses the hell out of the auditorium, and then is dubbed a future prime minister.Whatever one's politics might be... ( I think I'm right of the left in the centre somewhere), one must marvel at the coaching that this guy - correction - boy has had. Whoever coached him needs a standing ovation too. Brilliant job. Then there's the other option.Maybe he's had zero coaching. Maybe he's done all of this himself in his bedroom practising many times over in preparation with his hairbrush. Which underlines how amazing we all are, and how amazing we all can be, whether old or young, tall or short... you get the idea. It's about passion, desire, enthusiasm and knowing our outcome.So good on you young Rory. (If you were a Tory, it would even rhyme!)And if you missed the kid, here he is again. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-iAEa7Iufg