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I have stood on stages in Britain and a Sydney harbourside ballroom, and I can tell within thirty seconds whether an audience has come to be entertained or…

A personal brand becomes more meaningful when people feel they are part of something rather than simply following an individual. For a broadcaster, author,…

For years, I thought resilience at work meant keeping going regardless of what was happening in my body. In broadcasting, where deadlines are immovable and the…

A book launch used to mean a frantic round of interviews and the sinking hope that reviewers would ring on Tuesday. The maths of self-promotion has shifted,…

For more than two decades I have presented live to audiences in studios, conference halls, and on stage in places as varied as a London morning show sofa and a…

Every broadcaster has a moment they wish they could erase. The tongue-tie on a live cross from Sydney Harbour, the name mix-up with a guest in a Melbourne…

After two decades of broadcasting live television and stepping onto stages from London to Sydney, I have come to believe that the most powerful outcome of an…

Every writer reaches a moment when the manuscript is strong, the story is honest, and the only thing standing between the work and a publisher is a piece of…

After more than twenty years broadcasting live from British television studios, people often assume the voice simply looks after itself. They picture someone…

Picture this: you are mid-keynote at a leadership summit in Sydney, the room full of senior executives from banks, mining firms and government agencies.…