Why should you get to know MaxB?

Hi there and thanks for dropping by.

"We are such stuff
As dreams are made on, and our little life
Is rounded with a sleep."
Shakespeare, The Tempest

True to this, I've tried to pack in a lot before that big sleep - a PhD, played as a professional musician, worked for a global management consultancy, founded and successfully sold a technology company, lived in South Africa (born there actually), the US, and settled in the UK.

Today I am a strategy advisor and academic researcher who helps organisations to build better futures (OK, and I have a fun radio show from time to time, but you'll need to ask...!)

What else? I'm a passionate romantic, sociable, like to keep to fit, love exploring the new, and apparently have a high need for intellectual stimulation!

He describes his ideal match thus:

I have a busy and varied social life, but someone is definitely missing. Might she be you?

I can't guess what you what you might be like, but (with apologies to Rudolph Valentino) I suspect you're faithful; intelligent; beautiful; young at heart; recognise the supreme importance of love; have a sense of humour; are sincere; appreciate good food; have a serious interest in some art, hobby or career; accept monogamy; and you're courageous. Oh - and you're probably not a classic "county girl" :)

If this sounds like you, please do get in touch...

Best wishes

Max

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Some quotes I enjoyed:

"Snow White lied to us. There should be a Betty Ford Centre where they deprogram you by putting you in an electric chair, play "Some day my prince will come" and hit you and go "Nobody's coming...Nobody's coming...Nobody's coming."
Judy Carter


"Marriage is like a cage; one sees the birds outside desperate to get in, and those inside equally desperate to get out."
Michel de Montaigne


"If you want to sacrifice the admiration of many men for the criticism of one, go ahead and get married."
Katherine Hepburn

Heinrich Heine bequeathed his estate to his wife on condition that she marry again, because according to Heine, "There will be at least one man who will regret my death".