Good Habits in Business | Theo Paphitis and Peter De Savary
March 22, 2013
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as posted by the channelPeter De Savary and Theo Paphitis address a question on habits in business.
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Peter De Savary highlights that people who are good at business often play backgammon or chess. Theo Paphitis says that if business isn't a game that you enjoy playing then there's no point, if you're not smarter than the other guy then you're going to lose.
Filmed on Wednesday 6th February 2013
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The Oxford Union and The Oxford Guild Business Society present a unique panel discussion with four of the highest profile figures in British business and politics. Each of them has followed a very different path to success, encompassing a diverse range of fields. Discussing their illustrious careers will be former leader of the Conservative Party Lord Michael Howard, former Chairman of Lloyds Banking Group Sir Victor Blank, BBC Dragon's Den star Theo Paphitis and former Millwall Football Club Chairman Peter de Savary.
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