From Paris with love…
In last weeks blog I mentioned that I was spending a romantic weekend away in Paris with my girlfriend and as we were approaching Valentine’s Day, love and romance filled the Parisian air. But why should you only celebrate and demonstrate your love on just one day of the year? How about living for today? … Continue reading
Leadership, Syria and English football
Hey all, I know it’s a bit early, I normally get my blog out on Saturdays but I’m about to set off to Paris now for the ( Valentines ) weekend with my girl so I’m just dropping a quick blog now. Firstly, congratulations to the England football manager ‘ Fabio Capello’ for resigning from … Continue reading
England, Egypt, Football and Politics
John Terry has been stripped of the England captaincy, the Football Association has confirmed. He is due to stand trial in July over racial abuse allegations after an incident with QPR’s Anton Ferdinand. In a statement, the FA said: “Terry would not captain the England team until the allegations against him are resolved”. It continued: “The FA board expected … Continue reading
Without integrity…nothing works!
Ever cheated on your partner, told the small white lie to a friend, family or boss, or just simply broken a promise no matter how small? Then according to a personal development company I have been working with over the past couple of years, Landmark Education, if there is no integrity in one area of … Continue reading
The psychology of disaster
It is now a week since passengers made a mad crush to flee the sinking cruise ship ‘Costa Concordia’ of the Tuscan coast of Italy, raising questions about the crew’s preparedness, Passengers said no crew member was trained for an evacuation as it appeared the crew didn’t really know what to do during the emergency … Continue reading
Leadership and the first lady of America
Michelle Obama has no reason to complain about her treatment at the hands of Jodi Kantor, whose book, “The Obamas,’’ presents her in such overwhelmingly positive light that Connie Schultz’s New York Times review said admiringly that it was the first book about the Obama presidency to give the first lady her due. So it’s … Continue reading
Leadership after the murder that changed Britain
Earlier this week Gary Dobson and David Norris was convicted of the racist murder of the black teenager, Stephen Lawrence way back in 1993.The incompetence of the original investigation led to an inquiry which shook the British police service to the core, and there is no doubt that the Macpherson Inquiry, published in 1999, led … Continue reading
Dave Pamah optimistic for 2012 and beyond
Well, we are fast approaching 2012 and what a year we had in 2011. Phone hacking by criminal journalists, ( corrupt) senior police officers leaving the met police, riots in London and the UK to name a few…thank god for twitter or there would never be any law and order anywhere! But on a good note, I … Continue reading
Dave Pamah wishes you a Merry Christmas and a great start to 2012
Merry Xmas to you all and traditionally, this is a time for family even if you don’t celebrate Christmas. I did some personal development work with a company called ‘ Landmark Education ‘ over the past two years and learned so much in this important area of our lives. There may be some families that … Continue reading
Dave Pamah a global leader? Yes he can!
The last time I visited the United Nations was to visit a political entity at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights almost two years ago. As I was there on ‘business’ so to speak, I did not have the time to have a good look around the place. This week I went … Continue reading
