#100 Weekend reads – social leadership requires commitment and consistency
It’s celebration time, as I’ve been doing my Weekend Reads for 100 weeks now, with only two weeks off at the end of 2021!
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#99 Weekend reads – greetings from Singapore, it’s nice to see you
After nearly two and a half years, we’ve made it back to Singapore. It’s a practical trip – banks, doctors, dentists, accountants
#97 Weekend reads – have we hit climate breakdown?
All of these stories should be THE major story for the climate this week. Climate change: Wildfire smoke linked to Arctic melting
#96 Weekend reads – we have our eye off the ball, sigh
I’ve been floating around the last few weeks, barely able to believe how completely stupid humanity is. Don’t get me wrong
The Social Leadership Manifesto, are you ready to take your place?
Social media is a mess. It has become a destructive and divisive force in our societies, and its incredible potential has been squandered by bad actors.
#95 Weekend reads – the “Five Fragilities” the world faces
Here we go, another intense week, and one thing I am understanding is many many people are struggling with the size of the shift the world is going through
It’s International Women’s Day and I’m frustrated as hell
I’m always happy to celebrate IWD but I’ve got to tell you, after all these years attending or speaking at the events, with mostly just women in the room, I’m frustrated as hell
#94 Weekend reads – it’s ok to protect yourself from the news right now
Since I started my Weekend Reads more than 94 weeks ago, no question this time is the most challenging. We are all facing so many unknowns
#93 Weekend reads – global security is teetering on the edge
Ukraine and Russia are at war and it’s considered the greatest risk to world peace since World War II. Global security is teetering on the edge,
#92 Weekend reads – it’s just not enough Coca-Cola
This week Coca-Cola announced plans to increase the share of beverages that come in returnable or refillable containers from 16% (currently) to 25% by 2030.