Testimonials

Sir Richard Branson

"Having read this book, I am flattered that I have been presented as a role model and am delighted to be asked by Damian to offer a foreword for 'Liquid Thinking'.

As someone that has achieved many of my own personal goals and experienced the satisfaction from doing so, I would recommend that you adopt the lessons and techniques, which are captured in this excellent book, to greatly assist you in achieving your own ambitions.

Go ahead. Take the plunge and become a fellow liquid thinker."

Angelo Dundee - Legendary trainer of Muhammad Ali

"It gives me tremendous pleasure to be able to offer a contribution to this excellent book.

I have been involved with boxing for 60 years and have been fortunate enough to train and work closely with over 20 world champions, including some of the all-time greats like Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard. It is for this reason that I feel able to comment upon what makes the difference between the ordinary and the great, where the thin dividing line between success and failure lies and what separates the true champions from the contenders."

Jonny Wilkinson

Setting yourself challenges and goals in life, particularly when life is not treating you well, is a positive reaction to what are more often than not, very negative circumstances.

I am lucky enough to lead a very happy and privileged life through the love and support of my friends and family. However, in the world of life and rugby I have some very clear and definite principles. I firmly believe that you only get out of life what you put into it and striving to improve your circumstances and achieve your goals gives so much more satisfaction than sitting back and letting life pass you by. One day you may live to regret it.

Nobby Stiles MBE

I am honoured to be asked to write a foreword for this book and I hope that it provides you with some insights and inspiration which will let you go on and achieve your dreams and ambitions, just as I achieved mine by playing for Manchester United, winning the European Cup in 1968 and winning the World Cup with England in 1966.

Chris Moon

Why bother? It's always easier to do nothing

I can't be bothered, I can't be arsed, it's too much effort, I don't read, I'm just biding my time, so why should I read this book?

This is a great book and the reason this book should be read is because it's an injection of positive energy- pure, prime nutrition for the brain. It'll be good for you. You can do more than you think. Broaden your horizons.

Daley Thompson

As a double Olympic decathlon Champion, I am fully aware of the demands that are required to be the best and achieve your dreams. I am very familiar with the tips, skills and techniques demonstrated and I recommend that you take some time and sit and read this book. The skills taught can be invaluable and if applied could change your life!

Wayne Bennett - Brisbane Broncos and Australian Rugby League coach

There are two quotes which I use a lot and think they neatly summarise the content of this book.

"If it's to be, it's up to me" and "People don't fail in life, they just give up trying".

Use this book to teach yourself never to accept your second best.