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Uncovering Their Connection Style

I do like the odd blog on the latest psychologists' way of slicing us up as a people. Sometimes, they have astonishing relevance to our qualification routines. Revealing a lens we ought make central to our procedures. Such as this delicious relationship 'makes or breaks' quintet discovered

Big Ticket Presentation Design Agency Quote Cards

I've long blogged on Duarte's output. Accompanying an Oct '21 book launch, their media kit included the selection above. Ten tweetable 'quote cards'. My main thrust is to highlight their design. Yet before that, I can't help but note their content.

Hybrid Hub Redesign

During the final quarter of '22, there's an increase in reports of how companies are evolving how they work. Earlier in the year, focus was on grabbing the hybrid dividend to the bottom-line. Namely offloading swathes of expensive office space expected to become, if not already seen

Autocratic Sportswashing Reclamation

6,500 migrant workers reportedly died building the Qatar stadiums hosting the latest football World Cup. Then there's the harshest of police state jackboot should you be openly, you know, non-heterosexual, a democrat, or even a woman. And how can anyone truly trust any country which outlaws the

Hardcore Defined

O-oh. Our Bru Elon. His mid-November midnight missive to Twitter staffers featured this widely reported nugget; "Going forward, to build a breakthrough Twitter 2.0 and succeed in an increasingly competitive world, we will need to be extremely hardcore. This will mean long hours at high intensity. Only exceptional

ID Unsustainable Situations

Rudi Dornbusch, German economist whose final post was teaching at MIT, passed on plenty of acclaimed insight. Like this, later recounted by one of his students who became a Harvard professor; "Unsustainable situations go on for longer than you think. And when they collapse, that happens faster and harder

Enduring Functional Partying

Breaking news alert may not be necessary. Men have fewer friends than women. Married men overwhelmingly leave it to their wives to curate their social diary. Men prefer (sometimes transient) groups, women more long-lasting one-on-one friendships. Apparently. Here's one such commentary I read around this. Drawing on Aristotle’

Job Cull via Video Call

American newshounds NBC see their exclusive Facebook bonfire footage plastered across feeds this week. Above, its screenshot of Mark Zuckerberg. Announcing that because of his over-ambition, 11,000 of his staff are now to be fired. One in eight of his entire workforce. Wonder if he ever saw 2009 Oscar-nominated

Your Selling Name

More an internal moment of levity, this. Yet I couldn't let the continued terrorism of infrastructure disrupting, precious artwork soup smothering, and road blocking of a hysterically unhinged self-appointed elite go by. They've long since stopped being 'activists'. Now they are a deranged, criminal

Wall of Wine Penetration Possibility

London wine journalist Victoria Moore sums up wine aisle angst well when shopping; "The phrase “wall of wine” was coined long ago to describe the impenetrable feel of a display of bottles in a shop. Because where do you start? Without pulling the cork or unscrewing the cap, it’