Tickets for the latest Madonna tour at the 02 arena in London have been released. The prices range from c£100 (a seat in the 4th tier at the back of the arena) to c£450 for a seat on the floor, near to the stage. To me, they seem exorbitant. To people who want to see… Read More Price and value
The other day I was talking someone through how I work. Used to practices which came about before social media and productivity platforms, their questions were about email. Together we made a list of the channels people connect with me for work: They, quite reasonably, asked: How are you meant to remember all of those?… Read More Connect, connect, connect
I’ve mentioned before I don’t send cards at Christmas, partly for environmental reasons and it’s something I’ve not done for about 15 years. Instead of sending cards, I make a donation to a charity and this year I’ve gone back to an ovarian cancer charity – Target Ovarian Cancer. If you read this, please accept this as… Read More Christmas carded
I heard a phrase the other week – it’s not a race, it’s a dance. As was described beautifully yesterday by Rachel Happe:after what we’ve been through, competitive advantage shouldn’t be number one. If you assume everyone wins, it’s about how you partner up with people so they win too.
I was worrying about something throughout July and half of August. It was a personal thing and, due to circumstances, nothing I or anyone else could do anything about it. The amount of energy I put into thinking about it was ridiculous; it ended in a positive outcome and thinking about it did nothing but… Read More Worry
Lost and Desperate 