The insurrection will be monetised.
Learn the facts, Steed-Asprey used to say, then try on the stories like clothes. — Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, by John le Carré This email newsletter …
Learn the facts, Steed-Asprey used to say, then try on the stories like clothes. — Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, by John le Carré This email newsletter …
This isn’t a review, it is a reflection, an act in keeping with the lessons shared by a master of his crafts – of writing, …
This is cross–posted from my new Antonym Substack – an email newsletter/blog platform. I published it there as a series of five posts – but have combined …
This article is adapted from a letter to my team at Brilliant Noise last week. It has a special resonance on the eve of the 75th …
A friend asked on Twitter: “What two books would you recommend a new people manager reads and why?” One book I recommended was The Prince, …
Sometimes we talk about being less busy as a kind of dream or a luxury. Not being overworked is not a luxury that you earn …
Writing about what I read in the past twelve months has become an annual ritual, part of the seasonal no-man’s-land between Boxing Day and New …
My lovely sister-in-law and her husband gave me this TLS monograph as a Christmas gift: The Hero, by Lee Child. It’s rather magnificent, so I’m …
TL;DR: “dynamic, self-adjusting system cannot be governed by a static, unbending policy” is academic for “everybody has a plan until they get punched in the …
The different approaches at WPP and Publicis are examined in an FT article today. While both companies have endured falling share prices for the past …