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My working life changed recently after leaving my last role just before Christmas. I’ve done freelancing on and off for a few years and I just feel like the whole process of freelancing is fragmented and broken.

I’ve started digging into the issues others are facing too.

I’d be keen to hear what problems others have in this area? I put together a little survey here: https://adamfarah.typeform.com/to/abznqs

I’ve worked in a couple of startups, and in both of them the CEO has possessed some great people skills. They’ve not only been great listeners, but have been able to speak with people very easily, coming across very personable and friendly.

I like to think of myself as a friendly and easy to talk to guy, but am looking to level up my skills in this area as I take a larger role in speaking to shareholders and stakeholders alike.

What books or audiobooks have you found most helpful in this regard?

As the title suggest, interviewing Brian Cox as part of his new shows that are coming to the UK.

Anything that you've always wanted to ask Brian Cox, or indeed anyone of his ilk?