There’s an eerie silence around me these days of my own doing. Maybe, I am wrong- hard to believe, I know- but even those I once loved and some with whom I lived are coming across being less than the sharpest tools in the shed. I am also seeing an appalling lack of inspirational leaders in every industry and with most having mediocre leadership skills and which means being surrounded by subservient hires to do their bidding. Something very important to our lives- creativity-

We’re all different people and thanks to whoever for that. When deciding to start what one calls a column, it’s really a personal diary of mental notes to myself in between writing as honestly as I can a book about my life and what I have learned along the way, those I have met and the mistakes I have made, especially to the only woman I will ever love, and the different types of politics I have encountered. I met Christopher Hitchens a few times, I have watched him give spee

I don’t know much about Anil Wadhwani, but after watching him interview Andre Agassi, one of my all-time favourite tennis players, I was intrigued. Agassi brought so much colour and personality to the game, from tie-dyed cut-off jeans to a Rock’N Roll spirit on centre court. It was a delightful surprise to discover that the interviewer was Wadhwani, the 53-year-old CEO of Prudential plc. Prudential's Vision for Hong Kong and Asia What Prudential is doing for Hong Kong and Asi