
The heart of an activist. The mind of an entrepreneur. The spirit of a leader. Founder & CEO | @FullSpektrum + The u³ Group
Essex & London, UK
Joined February 2011
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Here is an exclusive sneak peak of my new explosive interview with the @InvisibleGift podcast, where I talk about @FullSpektrum, politics, national SEND reform and being a Black neurodivergent entrepreneur. YouTube footage available soon.
*Caution: very strong language involved* – at Ilford, London
An approach I’d test: For a new commitment: time available, energy required, and the one uncertainty to resolve before saying yes.
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An approach I’d test: A starting outline: the question, evidence for it, evidence against it, and what needs checking.
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An approach I’d test: “Discuss launch” becomes “Alex checks the date; Sam confirms the wording; budget is still undecided.”
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An approach I’d test: Instead of “finish the proposal”, try “open the pricing section and list the two unanswered questions”.
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An approach I’d test: Before keeping it, check what it assumed, what it omitted, and what you would change.
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André Skepple retweeted
🚨 Manchester United intend to relieve Michael Carrick of duties. #MUFC say no final decision & nothing set in stone but work undertaken on replacements + multiple sources anticipate change before Liverpool. W/ @lauriewhitwell @AdamCrafton_ @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7768165…
An approach I’d test: Try changing the form: a short list, a spoken explanation, or a rough visual outline. Ask which version helps.
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André Skepple retweeted
Why? 🤣🤣
🚨🚨🎥 The Manchester United fans chant Michael Carrick’s name as he heads towards the tunnel. #MUFC [@ZaidBalll]
An approach I’d test: Keep what still matters, remove what no longer does, and reduce one task to a first attempt.
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An approach I’d test: Record one thing you noticed, one question for your coach, and one thing to revisit next time.
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An approach I’d test: For an application draft, describe the situation, what you did, and what changed. Check every claim before using it.
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An approach I’d test: Split the list into: do, ask someone, and wait for an answer. Choose one item from the first group.
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An approach I’d test: Choose the two criteria you care about most. Mark what you know, what you assume, and what you need to ask.
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An approach I’d test: Choose one question, three points from your reading, and one paragraph to attempt first.
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An approach I’d test: Separate what was decided, who owns the next action, and what still needs an answer.
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An approach I’d test: Before closing it, write three lines: where I stopped, what is unresolved, and the next action.
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