Making Room for People
I, like many people, believed I knew everything when I was 16. And naturally, knowing everything meant that I needed no one, so meeting new
I, like many people, believed I knew everything when I was 16. And naturally, knowing everything meant that I needed no one, so meeting new
Yesterday was great fun. My post attracted plenty of heated debate and controversy, as well as some great discussion. But what stood out to me
When spinning so many plates as a husband, business man, a pastor (not the pastor, BTW), and handling all the curve balls of life, you
Yesterday’s blog post received 1 comment. The author of this comment has been for the last three weeks almost without exception the first person to
This awesome video is doing the rounds at the moment. For some it’s an ‘aha!’ moment when they finally realise the revolution that is Social
As a perfectionist I have an obsessive problem with anything that is less than perfect. So no surprise then that growing up I was never
Last week, Olivier Blanchard, inspired by a post from Amber Nasuland, posted a great piece on ‘What Won’t You Compromise On‘. Having written about the
Happy birthday to us. We celebrate our first birthday today. Right in the middle of recession hype, on August 12th 2008, I put paper to
Yesterday, Facebook bought FriendFeed. To the Digitalls, this is a thing of hot debate and plentiful discussion. But to the Digicools and Digitools, they will have
In running Aaron+Gould, and in a leadership role at my church, I have a fair few battles to deal with on a weekly basis –