Jason Figg

I was merrily wiggly-waving my fingers and thumb here. Mid-video call celebrating the achievement of a certain number. It reminded me how few people use gestures like this to better engage their fellow participants. A while back, I could run a pair of 45-minuters covering a variety of plentiful techniques

This month I've seen the usual flood of new year opinion pieces saying how we ought prepare for the inevitable future as the next twelve months unfurl. Nothing wrong with the sentiment. After all, 'a broken clock is right twice a day'. And it can often be a bit of

The annual plutocratic jamboree with the self-appointing Elites has lost much of its lustre. Deservedly so. Cachet diminishing in real-time as those that once clamoured to attend Davos now merely dial-in. Across six hours time difference, beaming in four thousand miles apart, the freshly (re)elected American President appeared. A