In the past few days I’ve seen occasions where people have used other people’s concepts to produce blog posts, LinkedIn posts, etc. I even did it myself; I’ve talked about Mexican food for years as an analogy for learning and Mark Eltringham suggested it was a nod to Billy Connolly. I did a bit of… Read More Attribution
I’m seeing lots of prejudice in many communities I’m part of. It seems to be because people are coming to judgment without full analysis; prejudice is literally pre-judgment. If you’re not analysing data and information and making decisions after and emoting and not thinking you’ll be pre-judging. Whether you like it or not, that’s prejudice.
There was a character by Harry Enfield in the 90s who would give people advice when they didn’t want it, and, if they followed it, would end up in a worse predicament than they were before. The person who is giving the advice is important. If it’s someone with influence, be clear what their agenda… Read More Unsolicited advice
I’ve got a day off today. I imagined it’d be a day of lie-ins and sloth. What it really is: Food shopping 3 catch ups Cooking Writing Vaccination Today is a day off from my day work – make sure you’re labelling your time right.
Look! A post has reached the highest echelons of engagement! What a meaningless metric. I know who’s responded and how – comment, thumb up, etc – but have no idea if it’s created any influence. I could, as some do, change my profile and add LinkedIn influencer but what does that mean? Can I now… Read More Influencer
Lost and Desperate 