We need more adventures
Minutehack.com have featured Dom’s article “We need more adventures at work.”
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170 miles on the 170th day of the 170th Year
On 19th June, on the 170th day of the year, a group of cyclists from Boots rode 170 miles to celebrate Boots 170th year. For many, this was the first time they had ridden this distance. The route, which included a 26 mile tour of London taking in all the sights then headed North to Nottingham, the home of Boots. In addition they managed to raise nearly £40k for cancer research. It was a privilege to be able to create the route and ride with the group.
Their adventure inspired this blog.
How do you find the time?
Dominic’s recent article on time management has been very well received, with HR Director and The Future of Sourcing both choosing to feature the article on their websites. Take a read and see what you think. Why not check out our other articles? Many of these have also featured elsewhere.
Waitrose Weekend
Dominic Irvine appeared in the Waitrose Weekend Magazine on Thursday 10th January 2019 in their feature what people do at the weekend.
Waitrose Weekend
Today, Epiphanies partner, Dominic Irvine did a photoshoot for the Waitrose Weekend in-store magazine. It was blowing a gale but photographer Adam Prosser persevered. We’re looking forward to seeing the article some time in January. Dom was the first Northbound finisher of the 2018 Tour Divide, an epic 2750 mile mountain bike race along the continental divide from the Mexican border to Banff in Canada. Dom, along with his riding partner Charlie Mitchell and supported by the team at Epiphanies, also broke the Lands End to John O’Groats record in 2015. You can read about Dom’s Tour Divide experience here and about the record breaking ride, here. Dom uses ultra-distance racing to test aspects of high performance we use with our clients.
Photo credit: Lucy Martin