Stephen Warrilow

About Me - Personal Profile

(Skip the personal stuff and go straight to my business profile)

I live and work in Singapore where I work for a regionally based management consultancy.

My UK home base is on the coast at Clevedon which is just south of Bristol, the main city in the South West of the UK.

The coastal scenery around there is beautiful and the seascapes are fascinating, inspiring and constantly changing - see the slideshow below.

50 word summary of things that interest me

bristol, buddha, change management, christ, clarity, clevedon, coastline, connectivity, culture, delivery mentality, dub, emotional wealth, enlightenment, enthusiasm, energy, executive resource, exmoor, generosity, goldfrapp, healing, holistic, holosync, independence, interim, intuition, integrated, kosheen, leadership, live gigs, machiavelli, massive attack, meditation, mind power, morcheeba, moses, MSP, ENTP, no-mind, programme, recovery, reggae, roots, sea, spiritual, tesco, turnaround, wealth-creation

Most memorable recent experience?

Seeing and hearing Robert Plant playing a gig in a small 400 seater Bristol club a couple of years ago. Except there weren't any seats!

Last time before that I saw him live was at Glastonbury festival, with Jimmy Page (as Page and Plant), playing to a crowd of 85,000 people - doing the full "rock god" thing and blowing just about every other band and artist off the stage.

At the Bristol gig he was humble, human, witty and extremely entertaining with his between-songs banter. His singing wasn't bad either!

High spot of the gig was at the end when he and the band did a 20 minute medley based around "Whole Lotta Love". I have to say I never thought I'd see and hear that again and from a distance of about 30 feet away. It nearly brought a tear to an old man's eye... mine not his!

Can you spare 10 minutes to relax?

If you'd heard enough about me now you can skip to my business profile below. Alternatively, check out the slide show below of the Clevedon and area coastal scenery.

So, if you've got a spare 10 minutes - pour yourself a nice glass of wine, loosen your collar, put your feet up, forget about change management for a while, kick-back and relax. Enjoy!