Champions Club - Quality, Integrity, Purpose

Friday, July 3, 2009

The day I felt that political satire had finally become obsolete was the day that Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (Tom Lehrer, political satyist, humourist and singer-songwriter)

Community

Partner Areas

Are You Using the Power of Your Whole Brain?

The brain is the most important part of a human being as it makes us what we are. There is a tremendous potential for us to utlilize it more effectively to enhance our life quality. Self-awareness gives us the ability

by The Learning Center

What Do You Do When The heat Is Melting Your Brain?

The exceptional weather we are experiencing at the moment has a double edge hasn't it? While it's fantastic that we are experiencing such a lovely and rare Summer the debilatating effect of this heat and lack of sleep, at least

by The Lifestyle Guy

Tips for Raising Your Game

How tennis can help us learn valuable life lessons ...

by Influence for Positive Change (Agile)

Project Areas

A New Partner

I'm pleased to introduce you all to Liz Thomas (literacy coordinator) and Jan Kennington, Headteacher of Bradwell Village School in Milton Keynes who have partnered with Kanjedza primary here in Blantyre.

by Blantyre Learning Community Trust

Singing Louis Braille's Praises

An inspiring story from a Sightsavers beneficiary

by Sightsavers International

Resources

Neutralising Worrying Situations

Step Number One: Define the worry situation clearly in writing - fully half of all problems can be solved just by clearly defining them

Aim

About Champions Club: Between Us We Can Make a Difference

A social anthropologist called Margaret Mead once wrote the following words: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful and committed people can change the world, indeed it's the only thing that ever does." Such is the aim of Champions Club.

The Champions Club Motto

The Model: Helping You Move Forward in Your Life

Champions Club's work is to support personal development and success within the individual, and global success of the whole; to help you move forward and in a way that is in integrity and harmony with the rest of the world. Our model sets the scene for that.

Welcome to Champions Club

Features

Thought of the Day

The day I felt that political satire had finally become obsolete was the day that Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (Tom Lehrer, political satyist, humourist and singer-songwriter)

Real Life Champions

John Irving: A Prayer for Owen Meaney - A Novel about How Ordinary People Change Lives

A Prayer for Owen Meaney
This book is apparently written by an upper class American about someone he knew as a boy, who shaped his life. Owen Meaney is not from the same social class as Johnny, the ‘I’ of this novel, but the effect he has on him is dramatic and permanent.
Owen Meaney is the [...]

Review of the Week

Two Key Questions for Maximum Effectiveness

What can you, and only you do, that if done well, can make a real difference?

My Wake Up Moment

The Power of Television to Change Lives

A Glastonbury couple have returned from a life-changing trip to India. Samantha Williams and her husband, Khush Jabble, travelled to the Aarti Home Orphanage in Kadapa, southern India, and spent three weeks working with the staff and children. They took with them a number of donations from businesses and people, including 200 pairs of Clarks shoes (the main factory is in Street, near Glastonbury), and toys.

Stay a While!

Tribute to Michael Jackson

What about sunrise
What about rain
What about all the things
That you said we were to gain…