Maybe there’s a road
Tomorrow morning, I won’t be taking a tablet for my mental health. That’s the first time I can say that in about a year. True, on Wednesday I will be …
May the 4th be with you
Last week I read a great post by Sukh Pabial called “A leap of faith”. In it he talks about conflict and the importance of voicing a “third side” in …
Imaginaut
I’ve read that innovation is slowing, that we’ve invented most of the big things. From here on in the inventions will merely be refinements of existing knowledge or technologies. I …
Hide and seek
Last week I was involved in a twitter conversation with Andy Lancaster and Julie Drybrough. It had been sparked by Andy using specially made board games (super sized) to inject …
Know your enemy
Here’s a lovely (and obviously topical) picture to start the blog. The Olympic Heptathlon champion needs little introduction I guess but it was something else that struck me. In her …
Acting on purpose
My week started with the funeral of my friend John. If you’re a regular reader of my blog you’ll know that he was a kind and generous man. More than …
Recycle yourself rather than reinvent
A few days after Christmas I needed to get rid of a few things, bottles, boxes etc, the usual detritus of the season. I loaded up the car and went …
Forget resolutions, live by your values
I hope you all had a relaxing and rewarding Christmas. I enjoyed being “off air” for a few days, away from the internet and email. Having said that, I actually …