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Pathways to Triumph

Pathways to Triumph

By: Paul Sloane
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 Influences, turning points and lessons from the lives of some interesting people.

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Copyright 2022 Paul Sloane Career Success Economics Social Sciences
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  • John Fullwood

    John Fullwood
    May 1 2025
    John Fullwood was born with severe sight deficiency and is now completely blind. He gained two degrees and worked as a Systems Engineer in Mathematical Modelling. He tells us how he plays chess, rows, sings in a choir and rides a tandem with his wife.

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    28 mins
  • Terry Rockell

    Terry Rockell
    Apr 16 2025
    Terry Rockell is Director of Security at the Ritz Hotel in London. He was born in 1961. He served 29 years in the London Metropolitan Police where he was a detective in the Flying Squad and worked in the anti-terrorist unit.. At different times he was stabbed, shot and blown up. He shares some of his experiences, good and bad

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    49 mins
  • David Arundale

    David Arundale
    Dec 17 2024
    David Arundale is a Yorkshireman who supports Manchester United. He has had a long and successful business career and a distinguished service in the Catenian association where he has held many positions including GB National President.

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    34 mins

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