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Hello and welcome back to Working Hardly Working. I hope you are having a great week so far.

We are currently on a little podcast break at Working Hard Hardly Working while we work on something hugely

exciting which is coming very, very soon. And I also focus on opening the first ever Tarla store,

which I still cannot believe is happening. And it takes a lot of work. But you know, I would never

be one to leave

you without inspiring content on a Monday morning so I have picked my absolute favorite episodes

from the nearly 130 that we've released because I go and listen back to my favorite episodes at

this podcast that really changed my life at the time so these have been handpicked I really hope

you enjoy them and I will speak to you very

soon.

It is an understatement to say that John Amachi has had a career that has taken him places. Not only

is he an organisational psychologist, an OBE,

a New York Times bestselling author, a fellow of the Institute of Science and Technology, a professor

of leadership, a non-executive director of a footsie two of 50 company, and the founder of his own

organizational psychology consultancy APS. He was also, more surprisingly, perhaps, the first Britain to play

professional basketball in the NBA League, a move which saw him leave his hometown of Stockport

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