A guide to building a sustainable future

At its heart lies the fictional Tuesday Night Survivors Club — a group of retired professionals who combine their diverse experience with fresh insights from regenerative agriculture, enterprise architecture, and systems thinking.

The book is divided into two parts. The first is a narrative case study in which the club mentors a struggling nutraceutical company while engaging a new generation of university students. Through rich dialogue and evolving relationships, they explore leadership, adaptive capacity, social and human capital, and the development of sustainable practices.

The second part distils their insights into structured practitioner guidelines. These cover areas such as vision and purpose, stakeholder engagement, knowledge management, systems thinking, capability modelling, and visual communication — forming a toolkit for those leading transformation in business, government, and community settings.

Adapt, Survive and Flourish is a powerful invitation to rethink how we lead, learn, and collaborate — and to rediscover the value of lived wisdom, purpose-driven design, and regenerative action

Transitioning to managerial roles

How to Win Landmark Financial Deals for a Company with Limited Brand Recall

As Sharad argues, if you want to succeed in B2B sales, invest in the relationship first and everything else will follow. I have known Sharad Thakore for well over ten years and I have seen him apply the principles and learnings outlined in this book with professionalism and fortitude. I commend this book to all those who wish to approach B2B sales with the same attitude.
-Paul Lahiff (Former Chair of the National Payments Platform (NPP) and UBank)

A true partnership emerges when the suppliers are flexible, offering trial periods, proof of concept environments, or even sharing best practices from similar clients. Sharad exemplified this in the truest sense.
– Wayne Beckley (Former Banking COO)

Why do so many tech sales teams fail to build lasting client value? Because they’re obsessed with the wrong thing: the transaction. In a world where a buyer’s personal value is twice as important as business value, this is a fatal flaw. Relationship-Based Selling (RBS) is the counter-intuitive playbook for those who understand that the real win isn’t the deal-it’s the trust that follows. It’s how you stop being a vendor and start building a legacy.
– Tim Barker Simson Operator and Strategic Advisor – Nakodo Former Managing Director (Asia Banking Industry) – Microsoft

Leadership for High Performance

This book describes a successful and proven approach for developing high performing organisations and teams. The book provides evidence and insight for what the leaders of the most consistently high performing organisations did and why they will continue to outperform their rivals in future. If you want your organisation, or team, to perform at the highest level, or if you just want stability and security in an ever more complicated World, this book provides the Clarity in the Chaos. This book is a must read for all Leaders, Directors, Executives, Managers, Investors, Entrepreneurs, Project Managers, and Program Directors.

The no voodoo way to achieve your dreams

Ready to move from dreaming to doing? Goals is your all-in-one guide and diary for setting meaningful intentions, building momentum, and making real progress-whether you’re focusing on personal development, career goals, or wellness. Rooted in proven psychological principles and designed for everyday practicality, this diary blends the best of journaling and goal-setting into one inspiring, easy-to-use format. Loved by thousands for its structure and motivation, it’s the one tool you’ll keep coming back to-every day, all year.