Meghan and Harry: The Real Story

by Lady Colin Campbell

The simplest things are transformative. If you are made to get up early, make up your bed properly, keep your room tidy, iron your clothes up to a desirable standard, stand up straight, have a well-ordered environment, be on time, attend to your duties, you will become disciplined, effective, and self-confident. ‘All of these skills can promote broader empowerment, self-discipline and leadership skills. They equip us for the battlefield, to fight insurgents and prepare for counter-terrorism ops.’ Anyone, according to Nanson, can apply these techniques to develop ‘a confidence that can radiate from our very being. It is not about being born with a silver spoon in your mouth. It’s about how good you are. If you look good, you feel good. The road to greatness starts with a perfectly folded sock. It’s about having a sense of pride in everything you do, an inner satisfaction in not having cut corners.’