I digress … thoughts on fish & the environment
Britain’s fishermen think they have been sold out by the British government over the Brexit deal. The only fooled themselves. They believed what their leaders were selling them. The Economist soberly notes : “Mrs May is bound to accept the transition … She has no choice. Fishing is too small an industry to jeopoatise … Read more
Too often too many people leave things to chance. They think you can just turn up and expect things will go just fine. The best in their field don’t leave things to chance. What you can learn from an orchestra Last week I attended a concert by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra being conducted by Franz … Read more
Yesterday, Daniel Guegen invited me to speak to some his College of Europe students. His students are fortunate. They have a master practitioner teaching them how most EU laws are adopted. Daniel and the students asked me some challenging questions. I’ll try and summarise my responses to some of their good questions. Maybe there is … Read more
In pitches a lot of potential clients want you to be an expert in their area. Many want you to know as much, if not more, about their issue than they do. I always found this strange. After all, you only need to use a lobbyist if you want to get a piece of law … Read more