The Four Works Explained 
The History of WorkWorkWork.works Exploring the Implications of Longer Life
As longer life expectancy grows, we look at the implications of longer life on how we work, live and learn.
Read Classic Books to Build Emotional Intelligence
We take a look at research that has ignited debate in the psychological and literary communities. Can reading classical literature improve your emotional intelligence?
Successfully Adapting to Changes in Other People
Learning how to adapt when other people change and develop is a key skill for everyone that might help to stop them being left behind as other people move on.
Men As Change Agents
Business leaders have joined a Government initiative that aims to make men agents of change who will boost diversity and inclusion in the workplace
New intelligence needed for 21st Century
A look at the new Social Intelligence that will be needed by everyone in the 21st Century
I know I am overweight, but surely not that fat!
One middle-aged man’s attempt to lose weight and get fits starts
The Perils of Weight Around Your Waist
Understanding age related weight gain – middle aged spread – changed my attitude and my behaviour
The Four Works Explained
Why the four works are important to everyone who works or wants to work, and the organisations that employ them
The History of WorkWorkWork.works
The story of how the idea for an employees’ guide to employment became WorkWorkWork.works