Education and social inequality
Inequality is all around us. To some people this is a ‘shame’ but not something they feel is necessarily anything to do with them. To […]
Inequality is all around us. To some people this is a ‘shame’ but not something they feel is necessarily anything to do with them. To […]
Every quarter, I host an evening of screenings of recent talks given to the Royal Society for the Arts (RSA). The evening consists of a […]
My laptop has been getting very hot in recent months. I’d not worried about it TOO much until the other day when it got so […]
Absolutely delighted that the Oxford University Advanced Coaching course is being repeated this year. The feedback from the students last academic year was fantastic, and […]
If you insist on launching a survey, there are several simple ‘rules’ that will ensure that the information you get is meaningful. There are also […]
The haunting tones of an excerpt from Neil Young’s latest album, Earth, heralded the start of the second RSA Watch Oxford. A dozen Fellows, from […]
On Monday 23rd, at 6:30pm, I’m hosting a screening of three videos and a subsequent discussion about CLIMATE AND LEADERSHIP on behalf of the RSA […]
Let’s be clear – I am not suggesting that the myriad of opinion editorial pieces, lists of ten most amazing skin conditions, ten-step programmes to […]
Very excited to have heard, this week, that the brand new University of Oxford “Group Coaching” course has already got sufficient students enrolled for it […]
Writing books can certainly be an awful lot of work. Especially when collaborating – in my experience! 8-( Personally, I don’t measure the ROI of […]