Throw a rock in a pond and you create a hole in water. Ripples abound, the edges get wet, calm destroyed. And then it settles. The water fills the hole and the surface becomes still again. But the volume of the water is increased by the volume of the rock. When someone joins an organisation,… Read More Hole in water
I’d like to think LnD help turn people’s dreams into reality. What, if what you’re doing, is promising so much that you’re turning reality into dreams?
I’ve written about labels before but we’re more than the label we give ourselves. I didn’t want to be the person who only ever does things for nil/neutral cost because that’s what I’d always be asked to do. The things that make me, well me, isn’t the edgy feature but the simple, dull, foundations which… Read More What you are known for
There is a plethora of systems and processes being re-engineered to change the way LnD does what it does. What LnD often does is to then fit these into the all-pervasive culture of the way things are done in our organisation, function, sector or industry. The irony is that we’re trying to do the same… Read More Irony
Subtitles are an inch high hurdle* that cinema-goers need to overcome before they can engage with a film. A minor discomfort; are you creating inch high hurdles which makes people avoid your activity, systems or processes? *Eloquently described by director Bong, the Oscar winner of the simply brilliant Parasite.
Lost and Desperate 