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Inside The Brave New World of Self- Publishing – Interview With Neha Yazmin
Neha Yazmin. — Author, Blogger, Ex-Investments pro, psychology grad, mum of 1. To this, I would...
Storytelling Devices From Émile Zola
Around 100 years before we had met the serial killer, Dexter, the French novelist Emile Zola gave...
Stories within a Story: Spending Time with Shakespeare’s B Characters
Here I look at the stories of three B-characters in Shakespeare’s plays: Henry IV, King Lear and Hamlet. In these examples, I would say that the B characters are as interesting and exciting as the leading players.
Using Creative Courage To Challenge the Status Quo
The story of fighter pilot John Boyd and how he challenged the status quo with creative courage.
How To Drive The Circular Economy Model As A Consumer
This blog is not a review of the podcast; it’s an attempt to highlight and transfer some of the methods and results that Coreo drove to have the same impact at a consumer level
Data Without A Cause Is Doomed To Fail Us
Common mistakes made when using data to inform content and decisions.
eBay Stories, Lessons In Life and Positivity
“What makes eBay successful- the real value and the real power- is the community,” said founder Pierre Omidyar. Beyond the power of community and alter ego of our old crap, there are also opportunities to dip into lessons in life and humanity. So here are my top six.
How To Think Like A Scottish Enlightenment Philosopher
In this article, I share the ideas of three major players from the enlightenment: David Hume, Adam Smith, and Francis Hutcheson, and three of their ideas that could help us think like a Scottish Enlightenment philosopher today.
Champion Mindset Insights From A Motocross Superstar
I’ve been guided to a four-hour special interview on the Whiskey Throttle Show On YouTube with the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) motocross rider Ricky Carmichael. Here are my favourite five insights from the Whiskey Throttle Show hosted by David Pingree and Grant Langston.
The Art Of Being Wrong
What does getting it wrong mean for you? For me, it’s having an idea rejected, saying something I shouldn’t at a client meeting, not getting the job because of pricing, under pricing a job and spending too much time on it.
