Twenty Twenty Three is well underway and as I ponder some of the craziness we are facing in the world I am drawn to a lesson that I was fortunate enough to be taught in the early stages of my working years. The phrase “hold on lightly and not tightly”…

As we build. How might we ask better questions? Ones that pay closer attention to our spatial context? Allowing us to think in stories. Creating shared narratives that are attune to our environments, not separated from them. Giving ourselves time to reflect. Recognising the influence that our decisions may have…

Twenty twenty two. A year that I feel is best described by these four words — exploration, evaluation, evolution, and exchange. As the calendar year draws to a close, I pause to reflect on the year that has been and to thank the people who have influenced the paths that…

This isn’t a trick question and instead of casting your mind back (if you are old enough) to when the smart phone didn’t dominate our lives, I am asking you to cast your mind into the future. The trigger for this piece was a conversation that I had with a…

Last week I was scrolling through the blue bird app and some words caught my attention. “The fact that it costs more money to eat healthy is really frustrating” Over the last few months, I have been thinking broadly around what it might mean to reimagine the supply chains that…

Have you ever felt the need to rewind time and reword your answer that you gave to a question? …

This is being written in the early morning while I await for my connecting flight from Dubai to South Africa. Currently in transit on my way back from spending some time in Amsterdam and Spain over the last month. …

I have been meaning to do this for some time! It’s a space that I am deeply passionate about and have been exploring for the last year and a bit. It’s introduced me to some incredible people right around the globe. This is a public space, where I will share…

Uncorrelated thinking? Is that a typo or are my eyes just a bit tired which means that I am muddling some of the words up. It’s not a typo but rather an intentional brain teaser. When we are taught selected subjects in our schooling we are asked to look for…