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Tag Archives: Happiness
The angry cat and the happiness engine
I’m really not getting along with next door’s cat. Or to be precise the cat from the flat across the hallway for which the roof of the building is a playground, and who apparently has decided that the open skylight in my bathroom is an open invitation to come in and party. Except that he [...]
Posted in The Laws of Colinism
Tagged as: Angry, Cat, Cold Calling, Happiness, Rooftop, Skylight
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An open letter to Keith Williams, CEO of British Airways: You have a Happiness Problem
Hey Keith, I hope you’re well and that 2012 has started on a positive note. I don’t suppose it’s getting any easier to run an airline with the economy we’re in right now, and I’m guessing it might even be a little harder than ever. I wouldn’t want your job, mate, and I salute you [...]
Posted in Business Advice, Open Letter, The Laws of Colinism
Tagged as: British Airways, CEO, Culture, Happiness, Johannesburg, Keith Williams, London, Richard Branson, To Fly, To Fly To Serve, To Serve
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