presentations

[https://www.instagram.com/futurecapetown/] Have you a single pic that sums up your argument? A while back there was a wonderful movement to create public areas where there were none. On my local shopping main road, a couple of street parking spaces were replaced with a purpose made “parklet

Chinese-born Yang Liu [http://www.yangliudesign.com/] has lived in Germany since age 14. Her comparison pictograms sped round the web this year. A trio of coffee table books sprung from the trope of looking at how the same thing is viewed from opposing poles. Her first collection grew from

[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3799830/Damning-verdict-Project-Fear-Government-experts-say-dire-predictions-failed-emerge-economy-strong.html] I feel transported back to the craziness of the original dotcom bubble. When countless hours – and way too much cash – got wasted on ‘fixing’ a millennium bug that would never have bitten. A time when the upcoming €uro single currency would

I’ve attended many a presentation from an “inspirational” speaker. Thankfully, there’s usually a worthy takeaway. A recent one happily produced two. A Barcelona Gold Medal rower when 20 years young who returned for a London Bronze aged 40. Remarkable. After his standard hour pitch, he later said a

How good are you at Whiteboarding? Genuinely a winner? Then well done. Sadly you’re in the tiny minority. You should never miss a chance to leave something intriguing on a prospect’s flip chart, proudly displayed for the room’s next occupants to marvel upon. I often run sessions

A snippet I pic’d from Thursday’s Times print edition. Deepisms. Now there’s a delicious concept. Closely followed by the myriad personality flaws of those that consider them worthy. You can’t help but think on a litany of unwarranted mid-presentation quote slides. Sincerely projected. Supposedly sage words