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Spare a thought for Middle England. If the gender switcheroo in elected leader-unelected head of state wasn't perhaps traumatic enough, there's the late onset shock from realisation how much the twin towers of Putin invasion and China shaped lockdown closures eventually crash into their world. One

Looking back I perhaps first mentioned the minefield of Front Talk in 2008. Having then learned the most fertile trio for common ground. This month, I read that four minutes of small talk can better facilitate workplace collaboration. In a round-about sort of way. Four minutes feels quite a long

The complex is simple, yet the simple is complex. That's the basis of Moravec's Paradox around AI. A robot can solve the trickiest of calculations far beyond our brains. Yet cannot master the most natural of our movements. The difficult is easy, yet the easy is

My recent post on our Sales tips from conditions for the arrival of political change got me thinking. Most buyers can think in terms of 'change' when they want it. But they tend to focus on the one-size-fits-all impacts of it. Rather than considering the nuances from implications

How many times do you consider pursuing a deal outside your ideal? I recently learn of a £100 million British retail success "very comfortable flying below the radar" (their own words) that decidedly never does so. Elevating the longtime British culinary staple (first retailed there 1979), the ready

I wonder if the first name English schoolchildren hear featuring an epithet is Ethelred The Unready? So junior classroom friendly. There are surprisingly few such monikers in the collective canon. Overwhelmingly reserved for those long gone once lording it over their proletariat. Whether by 'god' or sword. Lately