The goal isn’t to run the marathon, it’s to become the kind of person who runs marathonsNow that the London Marathon is postponed, along with lots of other races, here’s why I’m keeping going and adapting.Mar 14, 2020Mar 14, 2020
Autism, kids, self-reflection and why I’m running the London Marathon for #AutismThis Summer, our two kids and I were diagnosed with autism. So what did I do? Start running, of course! Here’s why.Jan 18, 2020A response icon3Jan 18, 2020A response icon3
✔︎ See the kids during daylight hoursWe should put what really matters at the heart of how we workJun 16, 2017A response icon7Jun 16, 2017A response icon7
Published inThe ThreadIntroducing The Thread on MediumFor the last couple of years, Makelight, the learning community that I help run has been really growing. It’s turned into a wonderfully…May 15, 2017A response icon1May 15, 2017A response icon1
EphemeraldsOn the temporary nature of the things we createDec 28, 2016A response icon5Dec 28, 2016A response icon5
Do what you love (and pay the bills)On growing a passion project into a passion business without taking investment.Nov 23, 2016A response icon16Nov 23, 2016A response icon16
Quietly getting on with businessFor the last few months I’ve been unusually quiet online.Jun 7, 2016A response icon5Jun 7, 2016A response icon5
Hacking happiness into the daily commuteHow rethinking part of my daily routine is having an effect on how happy I feel each dayOct 18, 2015A response icon19Oct 18, 2015A response icon19
Published inFounder StoriesIf software is eating the world, who’s running the restaurant?There’s a gender gap in tech. Can we narrow it?Mar 16, 2015Mar 16, 2015