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Andrew May in the Media: Recharge 100
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Sunday, August 3, 2008. As published in Recharge Lounge. Our modern way of living teaches us that faster is better. Speed is the new king and our lives are measured in bits and bytes, dissected into milliseconds and micro-detail. Is it any wonder our health, relationships, sex lives and performance begin to suffer? As humans are becoming more and more disconnected from the things that really matter, the slow movement offers a return to a connected lifestyle. The slow movement? For thirty weeks of the yea...
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Andrew May in the Media: January 2008
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008. Andrew May on Radio 2UE, Sydney. For many people alcohol is synonymous with friendly catch ups and fun times, especially around the festive season. Why we even have beer ads selling dolls of our favourite cricket heroes including Warnie, Beefy and Boony. Like caffeine, alcohol is fine in moderation. But how much is too much? And when does alcohol consumption become a problem to our health, our relationships and our lives? 8226; middy of beer (285ml). 8226; is not on medication.
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Andrew May in the Media: Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Olympics
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Olympics. Andrew May talks to Steve Price in 2UE about why Jamaicans run faster. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hurry up and go slow. Andrew May on 2UE - Elite Athletes. Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Ol. Andrew May on 2UE - Breaking World Records. How to avoid burnout. Andrew May on 2UE - Drug Cheats and City Surf Week 4. Andrew May on 2UE - City to Surf Week 3. View my complete profile.
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Andrew May in the Media: July 2007
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Monday, July 23, 2007. IWords, geek-speak and automated acronyms. Andrew May on the TODAY Show, Channel 9, Sydney. Monday, July 16, 2007. Andrew May on the TODAY Show, Channel 9, Sydney. The Paradox of Choice. The shelves of supermarkets and shops are bulging with new choices, new brands and new products. But does the smorgasbord of options make us happy or is it turning us into a society paralysed by indecision? Drinking milk as a kid. Remember when you went to the shops as a kid to buy some milk? 90 mi...
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Andrew May in the Media: How to avoid burnout
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Thursday, August 14, 2008. How to avoid burnout. BNET Australia blogger Robert Gerrish speaks to performance and productivity expert Andrew May about how to function at your peak in the workplace. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hurry up and go slow. Andrew May on 2UE - Elite Athletes. Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Ol. Andrew May on 2UE - Breaking World Records. How to avoid burnout. Andrew May on 2UE - Drug Cheats and City Surf Week 4. Andrew May on 2UE - City to Surf Week 3.
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Andrew May in the Media: September 2008
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Monday, September 8, 2008. Business Essentials - Beating Burnout. Andrew May is interviewed by Bob Kearsley for Business Essentials. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Hurry up and go slow. Business Essentials - Beating Burnout. View my complete profile.
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Andrew May in the Media: May 2007
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Monday, May 28, 2007. Surviving the First Day at Work. Andrew May on the TODAY Show, Channel 9, Sydney. Starting a new job is a lot like your first day at school – there are fresh faces, unfamiliar places and plenty of new things to learn. You also need to learn who’s who in the zoo - where the toilets are, what time the ‘tuck shop’ opens and what is the principal really like? Blundering plumber burns down £5M mansion. Stay away from the blowtorch on day one. 5 things to avoid on your first day. Every ye...
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Andrew May in the Media: Andrew May on 2UE - Drug Cheats & City Surf Week 4
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Sunday, August 10, 2008. Andrew May on 2UE - Drug Cheats and City Surf Week 4. Andrew May talks to Steve Price about Drug cheats at the Olympics and Week 4 preparation for the city to surf. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hurry up and go slow. Andrew May on 2UE - Elite Athletes. Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Ol. Andrew May on 2UE - Breaking World Records. How to avoid burnout. Andrew May on 2UE - Drug Cheats and City Surf Week 4. Andrew May on 2UE - City to Surf Week 3.
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Andrew May in the Media: August 2008
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008. Andrew May on 2UE - Elite Athletes. Andrew May talks to Steve Price about the Olympics and Elite Athletes. Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Andrew May on 2UE - Who runs the fastest at the Olympics. Andrew May talks to Steve Price in 2UE about why Jamaicans run faster. Andrew May on 2UE - Breaking World Records. Andrew May talks about world records at the olympics. Are the athletes really getting faster? Thursday, August 14, 2008. How to avoid burnout. Sunday, August 10, 2008. The Recov...
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Andrew May in the Media: August 2007
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Monday, August 13, 2007. Andrew May on the TODAY Show, Channel 9, Sydney. Our modern way of living teaches us that faster is better. Speed is the new king and our lives are measured in bits and bytes, dissected into milliseconds and micro-detail. Is it any wonder our health, relationships, sex lives and performance begin to suffer? As humans are becoming more and more disconnected from the things that really matter, the slow movement offers a return to a connected lifestyle. The slow movement? For thirty...
