Chairing: Stop Wasting Time

Watch retailers are known for displaying their products to show the time of 10:10. Why? Because it sells watches. It creates the space for the brand name and logo to be clearly visible. And the position of the hands puts a smile on the face of the product which makes for a positive and appealing

Chairing: It’s not all on John Wilson

John Wilson is a pretty amazing conductor with many internationally reputed orchestras. I’ve been lucky enough to see him in action from the Choir seats at the Royal Albert Hall. These seats are behind the orchestra and they give you a fresh perspective on his performance, viewed from the front. It occurred to me that

Great Conversations and How to Have More of Them.

What makes a great conversation? The answer can be different for everyone and it changes for different types of conversation. However, there are certain elements that feature regularly in satisfying conversations, you could call them the essential ingredients. In this special double episode for Aberystwyth Students Union’s WellBeing podcast series, I speak with Nate Pidcock.

The Space Between Us: Design Leaders on Challenges and Discoveries of remote working

Creative businesses are built on the crackle of in-person exchanges. The spark as one idea collides with another. The flow of conversation that leads to the discovery of the new. What has the move to remote working and reliance on video meant for communication? What challenges are creative business leaders encountering and what are they