#140 Weekend reads – India in the eye of the climate storm
More and more attention has started to shift towards India in the climate conversation and that’s because it’s now the most populous country
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#113 weekend reads – the horror in Pakistan, ignored by media
As I was going to bed last Saturday night, I caught some early footage of the floods in Pakistan. I was stunned. It is horrific
#111 Weekend reads – are you paying attention to the news that matters?
I’m back, more determined than ever to encourage everyone to pay attention to the information and news that matters.
#110 Weekend reads – it’s time for a long holiday and break from the reads
This Tuesday I’m heading off to Europe with my boys for nearly six weeks. We haven’t spent time with our English family and friends since
#98 Weekend reads – did you know trees are more than carbon capture sticks?
Yes, they are… apparently. There’s a new report that proves it too and I have to say, hearing that trees are more than carbon capture sticks
What are the character limits for LinkedIn? 2022 edition
If you’re looking for the latest information on character limits for LinkedIn, look no further. The information here is correct at the time of writing
A social leader is in tune with the world’s moments
I’ve noticed some people posting on LinkedIn asking us to be mindful of what we share right now. The essence of the message is
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.
#76 Weekend reads – Rupert Murdoch, you old dog
BIG news this week, as Newscorp Australia announced that climate change is actually a thing. You can’t stop progress, right?
#74 Weekend reads – why the attention economy is a bad economy
I firmly believe that the only way out of the multiple challenges the world faces requires a dramatic increase in critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the issues we collectively face.