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The day I missed The Greatest Gig of All Time

July 13, 2015 By Beverley Glick 2 Comments

On this day 30 years ago, I was sitting in my parents' front room waiting for The Greatest Gig of All Time to begin. Only back then, it wasn't clear that this was going to be quite such a momentous event. With my rock journo cynicism, I had doubted whether Bob Geldof could pull it off, so had decided to send another member of the Record Mirror staff to Wembley. It turned out to be one of my … [Read more...] about The day I missed The Greatest Gig of All Time

Filed Under: My Personal Stories Tagged With: Bob Geldof, Duran Duran, Live Aid, Queen, Record Mirror, U2

One small step towards fulfilling a dream for my great-grandfather

July 7, 2015 By Beverley Glick 6 Comments

I believe that the work I was born to do is to help people find their voice, find their message and find the story that only they can tell. But I’m not so good at helping myself. I often lose sight of my self-expression and creativity – and consequently my dreams. And that’s why I decided to attend Diane Leigh's Dream Team Experience workshop. Diane is one of the most focused and dynamic people I … [Read more...] about One small step towards fulfilling a dream for my great-grandfather

Filed Under: My Personal Stories, Storytelling Tagged With: asking for help, dreams, great-grandfather, independence, resistance

Nick Williams interviews me about the power of personal story

June 6, 2015 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

My good friend and mentor Nick Williams - author of many books including The Work We Were Born to Do - interviewed me about my work and why I believe in the power of story. In our conversation you'll discover: Why I think story is the fabric of life How we frame our life experience in story form How I help people become conscious of the story they're telling themselves How you can … [Read more...] about Nick Williams interviews me about the power of personal story

Filed Under: My Personal Stories, Storytelling Tagged With: empowering story, inspiration, meaning, Nick Williams, personal story, story archaeology

Every picture tells a story… doesn’t it?

May 10, 2015 By Beverley Glick 2 Comments

I often talk about the unreliability of human memory and how we tell a different story about an event from the past every time we recall it. But when you are presented with photographic evidence of a particular moment in time, there is an undeniable story right there. It's a strange feeling when you see a photograph of yourself that you can't remember being taken - one that you never knew … [Read more...] about Every picture tells a story… doesn’t it?

Filed Under: My Personal Stories Tagged With: Garry Bushell, Record Mirror, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, The Sun, Tony James

My story of transformation through the power of community

May 10, 2015 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

I first became aware of Nick Williams in the summer of 2011, after hearing him speak on Sandy Newbigging’s Freedom for Life online summit. I resonated with his gentle, genuine, down-to-earth manner and felt sufficiently motivated to comment about it on Sandy’s website. I wrote: “I am grateful to Nick Williams for his insight about sharing our gifts with the world. ‘Don’t wait to feel good … [Read more...] about My story of transformation through the power of community

Filed Under: My Personal Stories Tagged With: Ginger Training & Coaching, Inspired Entrepreneur, Nick Williams, public speaking, story archaeologist

Steve Strange: memories of the man behind the make-up

March 15, 2015 By Beverley Glick 1 Comment

There has been much debate over the years about the origin of the term The New Romantics. In his autobiography, Gary Kemp attributed it to Betty Page (my Eighties nom de plume). "Betty’s article was the first time I ever saw the phrase that would go on to name a youth movement. In Sounds that September 1980, she coined the name with the title: The New Romantics. It stuck." But there's no doubt … [Read more...] about Steve Strange: memories of the man behind the make-up

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