Scientist, Tech Expert, Speaker and Former poker champion, Liv Boeree’s Win-Win podcast continues to be a fantastic listen. Liv, In the interviewer’s chair with a variety of interesting and thought-leading interviewees, teases apart the complexities of competition and how our competitive natures can get the best or worst out of us. 

Liv has been joined by fellow pokers players, writers, thinkers, entrepreneurs, philosophers, and more to find ways to change the zero-sum game and build a more positive-sum world.

Guests have included; Molly Bloom, Simon Sinek, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Chris Andersen and Daniel Schmachtenberger

The pod is a  real deep dive into the psychology of competition, so do check it out – it’s available on all the usual podcast platforms, as well as in video form on Liv’s YouTube channel.

The Win-Win Podcast with Liv Boeree (winwinpodcast.com)

This time last year, GamePlan escorted New Zealand All Black World Cup winning Legend Dan Carter over to Switzerland for Hg’s Senior Leadership Gathering.

The ever impressive Dan spoke on; Establishing a winning legacy; Handling Pressure and Managing ones self for long term success.

Lacing up their boots again this year are team favourites Usain Bolt, Sir Mo Farah Roman Kemp, Martin Compston and Steven Bartlett joining footballing legends Jermain Defoe, Jill Scott, David James, Gary Cahill, Joe Cole and Karen Carney. New signings for this summer included cricketer Stuart Broad, King of the Jungle Sam Thompson, Strictly Come Dancing star Bobby Brazier and footballing legend – and former Chelsea icon – Eden Hazard.

Frank Lampard joined Harry Redknapp and Robbie Williams as England manager, alongside David Seaman, back in his management role. Facing them down was Mauricio Pochettino, returning as manager for Soccer Aid World XI.

This years’ event raised a huge £15,049,590. This is an incredible result which will help to keep children around the world happy, healthy and able to play. It also brings the total we have raised since Soccer Aid began in 2006 to more than £106 million.