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Terry Radford
Terry is married with three grown- up children,and a dog named Sherry. He enjoyed a successful career managing and developing hi-tech companies before settling down as an independent consultant. Du...ver maisTerry is married with three grown- up children,and a dog named Sherry. He enjoyed a successful career managing and developing hi-tech companies before settling down as an independent consultant. During this time he developed a keen interest in people, what problems they had, what development needs were required and how he could help them to maximise their own personal and business development . He also attended many American and English programs aimed at achieving an understanding of our individual personality and how we were effective (or ineffective) as managers. Further courses on group psychology and boardroom behavior followed. He became intensely interested in these topics and was acutely aware that the professional psychologists employed as course instructors had a relatively shallow understanding of our mental make - up. Terry therefore concluded that an increased understanding of the minds structure and content was needed and spent many years thinking about the human mind, it's structure and it's contents. Conclusions were reached, and this book is the result of that thinking. Terry's personal interests include reading, music, chessver menos