The best work is probably less popular. It’s best because it’s new, unique, challenging, creative, different. If you always do your best, you’ll maintain your reputation. That reputation might be as someone with values which can’t be compromised. Sometimes your best is to listen to what people want and accept your short term loss for… Read More Do you do your best?
I was taking a pic of the pool on holiday and got into a conversation with another holidaymaker. We were talking about our use of mobile devices and how we use them to consume and create content. They told me a story about someone they worked with who, on returning to work, was asked to… Read More No SoMe
On the always interesting RSA Podcast, Roberto Unger was talking about how change happens. He mentioned a phrase I hadn’t heard before – structural imagination. The suggestion is that change often fails because there is a lack of imagination about how things might be. Too often we present alternatives which are too trivial and limited… Read More Structural imagination
Saw this message on a forum recently: I should also note that I found a use for two text books as monitor risers. Anon Digital and analogue can co-exist, just not in the ways which we always plan and expect. Using pencils to reset devices Playing a tune through Shazam to get a CD Showing… Read More Moving to a digital space
You can produce amazing content and activity, spend time crafting it to be the best it can possibly be. It doesn’t matter how good it is; if people can’t find it, it will have lost its value. We need to help people search outside the organisation for support. We shouldn’t ignore the fact their searches… Read More Searching
Lost and Desperate 