91st life saved – adversity brings experience – perkinsons day

14 Apr 2025

talking of goals, chloe and i spent tuesday setting up our objectives and key results for the rest of the year, and they are pretty huge, with an event near the end of the year that will be the biggest thing we’ve ever done, which is really exciting, so watch this space.

objectives and key results are becoming my new thing since reading ‘measure what matters’ and i am loving learning new skills.

this weeks book is andrew wilkinsons ’never enough – from barista to billionaire’ which is proving to be my third great read on the bounce, any business book recommendations always welcome.

so, sunday is our ultra fun run, and the team are ready, we’ve prepped really well, everybody working extremely hard, especially the last week where our 6069 spotty tee shirts turned up, with over 1000 people messaging that they were too small, and needing to be replaced, not ideal, but as a team we coped, and out of the adversity hopefully comes experience and personal growth, both brilliant results, so i am so proud of every one of our girls, very proud, and can’t wait to see a sea of bigmoose runners symbolising the 6069 we lost to suicide in 2023 in england and wales, it should be a very powerful spectacle.

as well as a tribute, it is also a fundraiser, and currently we are nearly at £70,000 which is awesome, and if you want to help us grow this number you can donate here, and i’ll just add that every penny fundraised from this event goes into our new 100% therapists bank account, no admin or running costs taken out, just 100% paying for human beings therapy, which we’re extremely proud of, especially as this week we had our 91st person tell us bigmoose saved their life.

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so before i sign off today, i’ll just share an idea that i read about in james clear’s blog this week, which sounded like a good plan, so thanks james.