Who Stole My Mojo?: How to Get It Back and Live, Work and Play Better - Bertwistle, Gary
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Feeling flat, bored, uninspired, lacking motivation? Chances are you've lost your mojo. Mojo is that spark which, if you have it, is the difference between having just a good day and a great day. If you lose your mojo you're not firing on all cylinders. We all lose our mojo from time to time. This book tells you how to find your lost mojo, and to keep it.
Who Stole My Mojo? provides a common sense approach for anyone who needs a kick start in their life. Whether it's lifestyle, diet, exercise, relationships, work challenges or the ability to get out of bed a half hour earlier in the…mehr

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Feeling flat, bored, uninspired, lacking motivation? Chances are you've lost your mojo. Mojo is that spark which, if you have it, is the difference between having just a good day and a great day. If you lose your mojo you're not firing on all cylinders. We all lose our mojo from time to time. This book tells you how to find your lost mojo, and to keep it.

Who Stole My Mojo? provides a common sense approach for anyone who needs a kick start in their life. Whether it's lifestyle, diet, exercise, relationships, work challenges or the ability to get out of bed a half hour earlier in the morning, Who Stole My Mojo is about the thinking required to put the zest back into your life.
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Gary Bertwistle is based in Brisbane, Australia, but comes to the UK on an annual basis for a week to ten days at a time. He comes from a retail and radio background, having spent c.10 years with Australia's largest radio network, Austereo where he became Group General Manager for Promotions and Marketing.?He founded Blue Moon Creative in 1997 and has since then been working on the speaking circuit, talking to audiences about creative thinking, innovation, problem solving, branding, performance and learning. He has presented at TalkCreative for the last couple of years, alongside major business speakers and will be here again in 2009. His first book, Keys To Creativity (self-published) sells between 500 and 600 copies at these events. He writes a regular 1000 word column for The Edge (Institute for Leadership and Management in the UK).
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"...packed with fresh insight any eye-opening ideas...sure to be a well-thumbed bedside companion." (4Men Magazine, April 2009)