In a blog post last week, Seth Godin (always an informative read) came up with this comment: The problem with faux is that it’s not enough. Is that the problem with learning? We’re conditioned from childhood that unless we’re in a classroom it’s not ‘real’ learning. Until the digitally resident generation are in charge, alternatives… Read More Real learning
I was in Parliament Square the other day on my way to a meeting. With a fixed destination in mind, I was slaloming in between the gangs or tourists all trying to take the perfect selfie outside the Houses of Parliament, the Abbey and the Nelson Mandela statue. I had a fixed destination, knew what… Read More Tourists
Learning profits.
There’s a row of shops I know of near a transport hub which includes: A travel agent A London Souvenir shop A dry cleaner’s shop An independent cafe A Subway A barber shop It’s an eclectic mix and unlikely to be replicated anywhere else in London, or the UK. Have a look at your local… Read More Market street
I was listening to an interview with Billy Connolly the other day. He was talking about comedy and was asked “How do you know you can trust the ideas you go on stage with? His reply? You just go along and let it happen to see what the result is. Billy Connolly He’s able to… Read More Old guard
Lost and Desperate 