There may be ‘no AMI in team’, but I know what #squadgoals are.
I spent the first 20ish years of my life working alone. At school, sixth-form and university I was marked on my own work – never in groups and so, to […]
Category Archives: social enterprise
Incubators: babies and a 12 bedroom house
My earliest memory of an incubator is from the first time I met my youngest sister. A twin, she had taken second place to her twin brother in the womb […]
Travelling doesn’t just broaden the mind – it tests the team
I’ve never understood or experienced the travel bug and so don’t empathise with friends who insist on going to far-flung places to sit on elephants or climb mountain X just […]
Five lessons at Twenty Five
June is my birthday month. This June I met the Queen & Duke of Cambridge at Buckingham Palace, sat at a breakfast table with Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Lady Martha Lane-Fox, Mayor Bloomberg […]
A lot can happen in a year – thank you 2013
I look back at the past 365 days, via my blog posts, tweeted pictures and emails and am astonished at what has happened. In my final post of 2012, I […]
Doing good? Trying to prove it is ‘Mission Impossible’
“We haven’t quite got 99 problems – we actually identified 9 problems with social impact measurement.” – Jack Graham, CEO & Founder of Year Here I first encountered the notion […]
Patience is a name. Serendipity is my virtue.
For me serendipity arises more when you’re open to new ideas, open with your thoughts & ideas and open with your time. A closed hand can’t receive anything. I absolutely […]
