In Shaw’s observation lies a clue to a never-ending stream of material. Everything is newsworthy. You just have to make it interesting enough, and people will read it. Which brings us nicely to your content. And everybody else’s. Because I’m sure […]

[Image courtesy of Jenni C at Flickr Creative Commons]As the Twitter revolution has clearly shown, shorter is better. If anybody had told you 10 years ago that we’d all be sending 140-character messages and still including everything we wanted to say, […]

[Image courtesy of brandbook.de at Flickr Creative Commons] I recently met somebody in person whom I’d already dealt with by email. I’d also had a look at his website, and formed an impression based on what he said and how […]

[Image courtesy of Ricardo Carreon at Flickr Creative Commons] Just the other day, somebody said to me, ‘What exactly are you inferring?’ when I suggested that he might not be taking the best decision. It stopped me dead in my tracks. Why? […]

  [Image courtesy of Jacinta Lluch Valero at Flickr Creative Commons] I’ve recently finished a thought-provoking book by Sir Ken Robinson. He’s a British author, speaker and education advisor whose TED talk How Schools Kill Creativity I’ve recommended before. (If […]