“Ev’ry action has its equal, opposite reactionsThanks to Hamilton, our cab’net’s fractured into factionsTry not to crack under the stress, we’re breaking down like fractions” These are lyrics spoken by Thomas Jefferson in the...
Recently a visitor to Buckingham Palace was interrogated about her origins by a lady-in-waiting. I was outraged by the exchange between Sista Space founder Ngozi Fulani and Lady Susan Hussey. Here is part of it: Q: Where do you come from? A: Here, the UK. Q: No, but...
One of my favourite newsletters comes from Wharton psychology professor and bestselling author Adam Grant. In this week’s edition, he reflects on the things he missed in his book Give and Take, which is about the surprising consequences of being a giver (generous)...
“Make generosity part of your growth strategy” –Danielle Laporte I don’t know much about Danielle and her thought leadership but I love the principle that we should be coming from a place of generosity and kindness.
There’s been no shortage of public apologies of late for a dizzying range of errors. Take these four: A mining company ‘misplaced’ a tiny but deadly radioactive capsule somewhere on a 1400 km stretch of road. A politician who wore a Nazi...
I’ve been playing around with OpenAI’s new platform ChatGPT. An artificial intelligence product, it uses deep machine learning to trawl vast volumes of information – hundreds of billions of data – to generate responses to questions. It can create stories...
