We don’t need no education — we just need some self-control.

Learning through play. That’s how it all starts isn’t it? Education starts by playing around and gradually understanding how things work — a crayon, a paper cup or a ball — as toddlers we start our education journey through…

The visualisation of bad news.

The visualisation of data has always been one of the most effective and immediate ways of showing or identifying trends, highlighting challenges or indeed spotting previously unidentified opportunities and, the sheer volume of data that humanity has access to makes it…

The future of work — pace yourself

In previous pieces looking at the future of work and the workplace — I’ve looked at how individuals and businesses should look to develop emotional resilience and flexibility as the grow and develop their joint future. In this piece I’m looking at how important I think…

The sustainable self

It is fair to say that there is a growing societal awareness of the need for a more sustainable approach to the future. From the food we eat, the transport we use, to the technology we use — we know that how we live our lives must have more than one eye on the world we leave behind.

5G and the future of the web

A piece I wrote a few months ago outlined my belief that digital access was pretty much a human right — after all its what the internet was created for — to share knowledge, increase the opportunity for education and enhance the ability to communicate.

Believe Corporations

It’s time for tech to show that it really is for good.

Technology has, over the last ten to fifteen years — for better and worse — changed the future of humanity and our life on this planet.

The future of sustainable work — Using digital to developing resilience

I read a piece recently written by Toby Prestridge — the Creative Director of Createful, where he pondered over a way of using tech more inefficiently to support a potential reduction in anxiety in the…