Paul has discovered the Holy Grail – business summed up in 5 easy points. Enjoy.

The secret of success in business is to do nothing, as these three examples show.

I recently heard a joke. It’s a training joke, which usually means it’s not that funny. But it does have a serious message about investing in your people.

Paul reckons more thinking and less digesting of new information is the key to success. And we reckon he’s right.

Lost opportunity exists not because of a lack of innovation, but a lack of communication. The founder of Natural Training, Matt Drought, explains why.

Kate Moss’s motto “Nothing Tastes As Good As Skinny Feels” is given the Natural treatment. Do you have one of your own?

Get 2010 off to a cracking start with an article that will take you 4 minutes to read but will cast a warm glow over the recession!

For those familiar with Natural Training, you’ll know that we develop natural potential. In this article, our Leadership Coach Hillary Fraser presents a natural leadership checklist that will help fine tune the leadership potential already in your DNA!

WHAT THE “L” IS LEADERSHIP ABOUT? Everyone’s got their view on what Leadership is. That’s why there are shelves of books, hundreds of training programmes and dozens of gurus all vying for the time and money of business executives. Fortunately, I’ve come up with a quick and cheap view of my own: there are Leaders [...]

This blog explores the importance of creating a strong level of understanding when presenting or leading a group. Some useful tips for how to create maximum understanding.

Barack Obama’s ability to influence an outcome makes him an elite world-stage performer. In this article reprinted from the Training Journal, Larry Reynolds examines the seven critical skills that make the new US President so influential.

Health fears surrounding Steve Jobs led to a fall in the price of Apple shares and have highlighted the value of charismatic leaders to their companies – a fab article reprinted from The Times.

The key to landing your dream job is to sell yourself. In this article Philip explains how he was able to help someone do just that.

I remember a time I lost my temper at work. It was 1998, and I was a salesman working at an advertising agency. One of the sales team was bullying everyone else out of leads by declaring that every sector was his, and that every client had been contacted by him in the past. You [...]

In this blog Dave Watts defines charisma and then discusses three critical components to becoming a more charismatic leader.

Success and fear of failure can be used in equal measure to inspire individuals and teams. In this blog Fred examines how you can use both to your leadership advantage.

Steve Jobs can tell a great story – which helps him to create more understanding, and ultimately, sell computers and i-pods by the truckload. There’s a subtle dig at Mr Gates in there as well…