The world was changing a lot and I was less interested in the history we were being taught and more interested in the history that was being made before our eyes. Maybe this is where my fascination with change started, who knows, but those 11 years were defining for all of us in one way or another.
Budget day and the approach of our year-end seems the perfect time to reflect over Cheeky Monkey and the reasons why I set the business up in the first place. Maybe No. 10 could do with a visit from a monkey :-)
Knowledge is a key differentiator in the market today. Attracting knowledge and keeping knowledge in the business is becoming increasingly difficult. It’s never just about money; trust comes top of most employee surveys as the key to a great place to work.
A fan is a devoted supporter of something. Aligned traditionally with sports, bands, entertainers and famous people, although more recently through social media, fans are aligned with companies, brands and products.
When I started to care about the work that I did (at least as much as the travelling I wanted to do), my tolerance for other people was non-existent. I could see what needed to be done and how; when others didn’t, I had no time for them. I linked tolerance to failure, as if it was a weakness. The world was better in black and white. If we had rules and no tolerance then everyone would know where they stood.
Carry on reading to see how I changed my views
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