Transient Diversity: Unlock Creative Solutions by Slowing Down and Embracing Diverse Ideas
Recently, I came across an academic paper that dives into how teams solve complex problems. It argues that the key […]
Engineering as Marketing: How Companies Like HubSpot & Canva Use Free Web Products
I’ve been playing around with Claude.ai and Tiiny.host (check out this game I made in 5mins), and it got me thinking—what
The Value Playbook: Value Drivers, Value Levers & Tactics Explained
I’ve been thinking about how we can bring more practical value to our audience. One idea I’m really excited about
Why Projects Fail. Unlocking Value in the Project Economy
I was listening to an HBR podcast this week called ‘Why Project-Based Work Fails — and How to Get It
What I learnt from starting a bar at 17 (before I could legally drink)
At 17, I took a bold leap into entrepreneurship by opening a bar called Fast Eddies. My turbulent upbringing, marked by constant moves and a fractured family life, had instilled in me a fierce independence and a willingness to take risks. Partnering with Grant, a former radio host, we transformed a rundown pool hall into a vibrant, eclectic bar that attracted a diverse crowd, including actors from The Hobbit. Despite the challenges of running a business with little experience, my journey at Fast Eddies taught me invaluable lessons about creativity, community, and finding the right fit for my strengths.
Think small, win big. Lesson’s learnt from kiwi start-up’s niche triumph
In 2016, a New Zealand start-up noissue spotted a significant gap in the packaging industry. While operating their eco-friendly eyewear
Think your organisation has a strategy? Think again
Have you ever wondered if your organization’s ‘strategy’ or ‘strategic discussions’ could be more than just buzzwords, truly driving meaningful
Start with Action: How Small Steps Lead to Big Success
When you’re starting a business, crafting a detailed business plan might seem like the logical first step. As someone who