Matt Booth

I can now reveal my cover for this years @Secret7s. This hand cut and hand printed piece is for @thespecials belter of a track We Sell Hope.

@RegaResearch French Kissin - Debbie Harry is the first one I bought myself.

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@blurromance Saw them in Leeds last week. Best band on the planet right now.

i am so obsessed with this video, the carlos interaction, the note change, everything about it is perfect

@_sophie_oconnor Same as your very nice DISCO print.

@matthbooth What kind of printing?

Manchester design people (if any of you are here anymore)… looking for a recommendation for a digital printer for a one of print I want doing. Probably around the 500x700mm size. 1 colour.

@nicolafred Me too Nicola but thanks

@matthbooth I used to use Jamjarprint many years ago. Based in Bristol though not Manchester, I’m out of the loop when it comes to print nowadays.

Ready for @idlesband

@O2ApolloManc what time do the doors open tonight for Idles?

Yes!!! You all need to watch this…

@fontainesdublin Leeds last night was unbelievable. Thank you.

Three nights in Manchester. Leeds tonight.

@nickbrookfield I would have liked to have seen them in Manchester. They unbelievably good last night though. Can’t wait for idles on Fri.

@matthbooth Saw them on the weekend in Manchester. Absolutely superb. Idles just pipping it for me but it's close

Going early on this considering we’ve got Idles on Friday but… Fontaines in Leeds last was possibly the best big I’ve been too. Best band out there right now? I think so.

Ready for Fontaines.

Took this pair to our first gig at @TheCoopLive last night for The Streets and Kasabian. The Streets were obviously ace. Despite Kasabian not knowing what kind of group they want to be, they properly got the crowd going in a way I’ve not seen at any other gig. A great night.

@SkySportsGolf Kids are watching @TyrrellHatton

"Why would you do that?" Tyrrell Hatton snaps his club after a bad iron shot 😬

As this place continues to deteriorate I’m giving Bluesky a go. See you there… bsky.app/profile/matthb…

@TheCoopLive @thecourteeners @KasabianHQ What time do The Streets come on, on Sat?

Heading to @thecourteeners or @KasabianHQ? 🔥 We've got you covered! See what's on and plan ahead for upgrades, parking, food and drink, and the official afterparty👇 cooplive.com/pQkk0U8/event-…

Dear God. Nothing creative, intelligent or fun will ever happen in this room. So, what's the best way to help people to do their best work? First, never, ever, ever place "motivating" quotes on your office walls. Instead, just help people take one step forward every day. The authors in this Harvard Business Review story provide a checklist that people can use on a daily basis to see how we are doing. In an analysis of knowledge people’s diaries, the authors found that nothing contributed more to a positive inner work life (the mix of emotions, motivations, and perceptions that is critical to performance) than making progress in meaningful work. If you are motivated and happy at the end of the workday, it’s a good bet that you achieved something, however small. If you drag yourself out of the office disengaged and joyless, a setback is likely to blame. Leaders have deep influence over our colleagues' well-being, motivation and creativity. The key is to learn which actions support progress—setting clear goals, providing sufficient time and resources, and offering recognition—and which have the opposite effect. Even small wins boost inner work life tremendously. On the flip side, small losses or setbacks can have an negative effect. And the work doesn’t need to involve curing cancer in order to be meaningful. It simply must matter to the person doing it. The actions that set in motion a positive feedback loop between progress and inner work life may sound like Management 101, but it takes discipline to establish new habits. What it does NOT take is bland, reductive nonsense like this. hbr.org/2011/05/the-po…

Happy new The Cure album day everyone.

@GaReth_Rutter Ahhh… I was right there on Friday waiting for the perfect ad to come up on that screen.

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