The Flexible Method: Prepare To Prosper In The Next Global Crisis

Reviews

Nicole Tonge

a friend of mine recommended this book to me, and i decided to check it out…. The best parts in the book are where James describes his felt experience, it resonates because we all shared that terrifying and at times lonely experience of what it was like living through a catastrophe and wondered what life would be like on the other side.

Sunny A

James Burstall is evangelical, he has a message and he wants to help, if you run your own business this is the book for you, packed full of good advice and empathy. It's easy to read, entertaining and enlightening with contributions, not just from author James Burstall and his team but a range of industry experts from a wide variety of fields. I didn't think this book was meant for me, an artist, loner, very used to self isolating but I was curious.

I know James well and I went to the launch and bought the book. It’s a great contemporary business self help book, but it is also much more. The best books in the book are the parts where James goes into his inner self and brings forth his felt in the moment experience, it resonates because we all shares that terrifying lonely experience of a human catastrophe and wondered what live would be like on the other side. James tells us all how in a business you dig into your soul, rely on your resilience and not so much come out fighting, but how you use intuition and knowledge to survive and thrive and return stronger.

Full of innovative ideas and case studies, this book is essential reading for anyone in business. This book provides practical insights and actionable steps for individuals and communities to prepare for future crises, both big and small. James' foresight about a potential lockdown was remarkable. With the looming threat of antibiotic resistance and the likelihood of future pandemics, it's more important than ever to be ready for the unexpected.

Jack Zybutz

and great intvs to boot. In the words of a friend, (Ali Wall) This is good common sense. James tells us all how in a business you dig into your soul, rely on your resilience and not so much come out fighting, but how you use your inner intuition and knowledge not only to survive, but to thrive and return stronger. It’s a great contemporary business self help book, but it is also much more.

chirkins

This thought-provoking book delves into the topic of preparedness, not just for survival but for flourishing in the face of crisis. It's a must-read for anyone who wants to be proactive about their own well-being and that of their loved ones.