Sucker for a Story. A Bigger Sucker for a Mystery
This image enthrals me. Why? Because it doesn’t just tell a story. It also doesn’t tell the story: are these two people talking, or have
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If You Fail to Prepare, You Prepare to Fail
Since getting back from our time away over August, I haven’t stopped. I wrote a blog post about being relaxed, refreshed and re-envisioned when I
The Desperate Need for Clarity
Over the last weeks I have attended a number of events/conferences in London, most recently including Jeff Pulver‘s #140Conf, where I got to dine with
Digitall, Digicool, Digitool and Diginots
Earlier this year, some aliens visited earth. They came to do some research and enjoy a Starbucks – but unfortunately for them, they left this
Immerse Yourself
Last night we announced at Like Minds the next step from October’s event, and the next step towards February’s event: Like Minds Immersive. The idea
10 Insights into Guidance, As Opposed to Governance
Yesterday I attended #1pound40, courtesy of Thomson Reuters and Amplified. Naturally, it was very informative, lots of fun, introduced me to some wonderful thinkers, and
Moving Forward Part 1: Creating Permission
I’m going to address over the coming weeks some of the stages of Social Media and P2P program development in order to provide a structure
Social Media, First-Mover Advantage, and Why You Should Take It
I recently captured some thoughts from a discussion I’d had with Benjamin Ellis, a very astute consultant based in London, on the subject of business
Tactics Aren’t Strategy AKA Just Because You Could Doesn’t Mean You Should
Yesterday I was with a prospective client that my company would provide Social Media consulting and management for. What I kept repeating to them every
Free from the Factory
In this modern day fable (if you can’t see the video, click here), notice the reoccurrence of themes we’ve been talking about: Guided not Governed Leading