Have you ever noticed the different voices inside your head? You know—the nagging critic, the excited dreamer, the cautious planner, and maybe even the playful trickster. We all have them, but often, they battle it out behind the scenes, influencing our thoughts and choices without us fully realising it. That’s where the Looney Tunes Boardroom […]
The Looney Tunes Boardroom Process: Shining Light on Your Inner Voices
By January 13, 2025 Leave a Comment
How to Start an AI Adoption Group
By April 27, 2024 Leave a Comment
Starting an AI Adoption Group can be as simple and enjoyable as meeting up for coffee. Here’s how you can create a space for sharing and learning about AI in your community or organisation: 1. Choose a Casual Setting: Find a cosy, informal space like a coffee shop. The relaxed atmosphere is perfect for open, […]
Economies of Care
By February 27, 2023 1 Comment
The concept of economies of scale is widely understood in economics, referring to the idea that as production levels increase, the cost per unit decreases. This has been the driving force behind many business models, leading to mass production, globalization, and the consolidation of industries. However, in recent years, there has been growing recognition of […]
Why we need community labs
By December 6, 2022 3 Comments
Community labs are essential to supporting communities to deal with exponential technology because they provide a space where people can come together to explore and understand the implications of emerging technologies. These labs serve as a hub for innovation, where individuals and organizations can collaborate and share ideas on how to use technology to improve […]
The Diamond Age
By December 3, 2022 1 Comment
The Diamond Age, written by Neal Stephenson, is a science fiction novel that explores the future of AI and its potential impact on education. Set in a dystopian future, the story follows a young girl named Nell who is raised by a highly advanced AI called a “tutor.” Through Nell’s experiences, the novel offers a […]
Someone loves the jobs you hate
By December 2, 2022 1 Comment
There is a certain power that comes from someone who loves the jobs that you hate. It’s not the type of power that comes from physical strength or political influence, but rather a power that comes from a deep inner motivation and determination to get the job done. For many of us, there are certain […]
Tap the loosest brick
By November 25, 2022 Leave a Comment
There is a metaphor that I use help people to understand how to make change happen more easily. And it is centred around a game I remember from childhood called Jenga. Jenga is a game of physical skill created by British board game designer and author Leslie Scott and marketed by Hasbro. Players take turns […]
Unlocking and Scaling Care
By September 2, 2022 Leave a Comment
It was a strange life-changing moment. In the middle of the desert, I found myself sprinting in the blistering heat chasing after a piece of litter that I didn’t drop. Those who know me well would understand that I am more known for my inaction rather than action. It is why I spend most of […]
Getting Inside The Doughnut
By August 6, 2020 6 Comments
Humanity faces an incredible innovation challenge in the coming years. One that will define our course as a species in relation to the planet. Somehow, we need to meet the needs of our growing populations, whilst living within the means of our planet. We have to ensure that everyone has the essentials to life (food, […]
Hiding in Plain Sight
By August 4, 2020 11 Comments
There is a revolution going on – and it’s hiding in plain sight. Community is gradually taking over the role of government. This technologically-accelerated dynamic is building momentum and there is a tipping point at which something very different may emerge. Around the world, governments are increasingly grinding to a halt, unable to adapt to […]