A question today – does what you’re doing matter? If you pause – even for a fraction of a moment – you need to take stock of what you’re doing. The fact is, if you have any doubts about whether it matters or not, why should you assume anyone else will care? Never did this… Read More Matter of fact
I remember when I bought my Kindle. I filled it with free books across every genre so I’d always have something to read. Then I realised that I had to pay a little to get something a little bit better. This carried on for a couple of years until I realised that the only way… Read More Kindle
Hidden in plain sight, the humble streetlamp sits on pretty much every road and has one use. It seems they’re being turned into multifunction devices hosting cctv, wifi hotspots and pollution meters. I remember objecting to getting a phone with a camera; I’d bought a digital camera a few months previously and resented the fact… Read More Innocuous innovation
As a learning function, how open are you to new opportunities? Channel shifts and alternative models? Not just a rehash of things you’ve always done but a change of gear in the approaches you apply. If you’re looking up and out you’ll spot them before they come to you and you’re more likely to be… Read More New opportunities
We’re being encouraged to pay digitally when we go to a shop, to order digitally when we go to a pub, or restaurant and it feels like we’re moving beyond twinned processes. The move to non-contact, socially distanced life is moving at pace. Don’t assume that your learning offer won’t be the same. Stop building… Read More Separated
Lost and Desperate 