For over 20 years, in different roles, I’ve been lucky enough to have the flexibility to work from home. I’ve rarely worked in co-working spaces because employers have both a) deemed the work to be confidential and b) locked down systems to specific devices and access points. The pandemic and lockdowns increased the number of… Read More Shared work
I was back in Central London again yesterday and it’s worth comparing the experience to a few months ago. I mentioned it was quiet last time; it’s still quiet centrally but busier where I am – people seemed to be happier moving around in Walthamstow than Westminster. Last time it was 98% male; this time… Read More Slight return
One of the best things I did over the lockdown was join the GLDC weekly chat. Hosted by John HInchcliffe, I was invited by Nick Ribeiro and it’s been a great place to meet people I didn’t know and connect with people in many different spheres, countries and continents. One of those is Mitch Moldofsky.… Read More Fraud
Someone described me as quirky the other day. Quirky (adj.) having or characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits or aspects Definition from Oxford Languages My learning philosophy is built on quirky – not the peculiar part but the unexpected. I like to look at the routine and find out why it isn’t working. To people… Read More Quirky
I’m commuting today. Really commuting. Not the 5 second walk from sofa to desk area. I’m travelling from home to somewhere else to do work. Proper clothes. Shoes not slippers. It feels like a strange thing to be doing – I’ll let you know what it’s like.
Lost and Desperate 