I should have been over the moon. I had just experienced my biggest ‘success’ with The Weekend University. We had moved our ‘Sleep & Dreams’ event to a new venue, sold all 320 seats, and had three great talks. Normally, we have a ‘pub social’ after every event where attendees

I’ve been going through a bit of a crisis lately. My plan is to do a Masters Conversion degree in Psychology this September. But the problem is – I’m not 100% sure about what to do after yet. I know I’m fascinated by the subject, and I know I want

 Ever wonder how we went from this:  To this?   In other words, how did we go from small insignificant primates on the savannas of Africa, to building large cooperative societies with hundreds of millions of members? It’s tempting to think technological innovations were the driving forces. The invention of

There are three types of people: Givers, takers and matchers. Takers like to get more than they give. Matchers aim to preserve an equal balance between giving and getting. Givers prefer to give more than they get, and often give without expecting anything in return. Adam Grant spent 10 years

I remember being at diabetic camp when I was 8. We stayed in a castle. One of the kids there referred to people without diabetes as ‘muggles.’ This was the first time I heard someone talk about diabetes in a positive way. My brother sent me an article today claiming