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About mePainting by my daughter, Heledd.
More about me at syque.com/ds.

About my librarySomeone once said to me 'To be a consultant, you need grey hair, gold-rimmed glasses and a library.' That was about 25 years ago and I've been working on the library ever since. It's a rippled follow-on from a business masters in the early 80s. The core is business and psychology, with bigger sections on change, leadership, creativity, and general 'changing minds' topics (reflecting my changingminds.org website).

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Real nameDavid Straker

LocationBerkshire, UK

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Member sinceJan 18, 2008