When Lives Touch Most people reading this article will have at some point found themselves in a shop asking the assistant: “Excuse me, where are the grapes?” You can substitute grapes for beans; coffee; bananas etc. Grapes are not the point. You see, not that long ago this precise scenario was the root cause of …
A Dollar Spent Earnestly in the Village is Undoubtedly a Wonderful Thing, but Why are Universal Measurement Tools as Rare as Unicorn Droppings? System Fable# 6: The Village A King summoned her three bravest and most trusted Knights of the realm and informed them she would need to go on a pilgrimage. (Yes women can …
Learn to Enjoy the Tools of Your Craft and, by Doing So, Ask Yourself: “Deep Down Am I Consuming or Producing?” The tools we use along with our knowledge of process (and let’s not forget attitude) combine to form a magical thing we like to call “know-how”. It is our capacity to create stuff and generally get …
How We Eventually Create System “Pull” By Truly Connecting with the Person Before Us and Refusing to Be Disappointed No Matter What Most people reading this article will have experienced being in a shop and finding themselves asking the assistant a question like: “Excuse me, where are the grapes?” You can substitute grapes for beans; …
You Are More Active than You Think It’s becoming common knowledge that undertaking 10,000 steps a day yields proven health benefits ranging from better mental wellbeing to reduced risk of heart disease, and some cancers. There is a vast range of digital tools that help monitor our physical activity and well-being behaviour. That’s not what this …
Can you remember what sort of person you were at the age of 5? During an interview, Roald Dahl, the great children’s author (among many other accolades) said “Most adults have forgotten what’s it’s like to think like a child.” He was explaining his creative process for storytelling. It struck me that beneath his insightful observation …
