This coming weekend we’ll be bringing together a special group of people from around the world for our annual meeting of minds – The Happy Startup Summercamp. 150 people, 300 acres, 3 days.
Read MoreAs Summercamp is less than 2 weeks away we thought now's a good time to reflect on some wisdom from previous years. Illustration by M.I.Scribe and words by Sanderson Jones.
Read MoreJurgen Appelo shares how leaders can manage teams to optimise for happiness
Read MoreLast summer we took the decision to walk away from our digital agency Spook Studio so we could fully focus our attention on The Happy Startup School, at the time our ‘side hustle’.
Read MoreCarlos shares 3 ways he'll be introducing a "welldoing" approach to his work and life in order to calm his mind and find focus as a leader
Read More“Thanks for letting me be me. Because that’s something that’s not as normal as it should be.” Robert, Netherlands
Read MoreIf you want to be happy, develop meaningful relationships, generate next-level ideas and connect with endless inspiration, read on
Read MoreChoose compassion flow not cashflow
Read MoreWe’re told that business leaders need to be ruthless, hard-nosed and aggressive if they want to be truly successful.
But we've been told a lie.
Read MoreHow spending a week with a group of visionary nutters spurred me to make some big changes.
Read MoreThe first step is recognising what's holding you back, the next is implementing these simple hacks to make progress.
Read MoreWe’re told 9 out of 10 startups fail. Here’s how to avoid being just another statistic.
Read MoreA story to inspire you to get outside, re-centre your thoughts and spark conversation outside of stuffy boardrooms.
Read MoreIf you're only telling a handful of people, you're doing it wrong
Read MoreWhen building your business look to nature, not business thought leaders for the answers
Read MoreHappy is the new rich, and why money isn't the only metric for success.
Read MoreI’ve never been one for New Year’s resolutions but setting some meaningful goals for the year seemed like an important thing to do. Here’s how I did it.
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