Do you remember the gloom that would cloud over on a Sunday night when you were a kid? The Sunday night dread that came as a blunt reminder of school the next day; I remember it vividly. My weekend of riding my bike, playing with my friends, and having neighbourhood games of ‘tig, you’re it’ was soon to be replaced with...
Nike’s 1995 “If You Let Me Play” campaign was their step in the fight for letting girls participate in sport. In a world where “you throw like a girl” was seen as an insult, Nike wanted us to shrug and say “thanks”.
What does artificial mean for our future? Are the kids alright?
I’m still partial to a little Sunday night dread. Is it just me? If you get it too, here are a few things I do to get my “mind right” for the week ahead.
If you delve a little more and look into how The Beatles were formed and how they came to be so successful, you soon start to see some patterns emerge — patterns we can all use as lessons in life. Here’s 5 of them…
I’ll miss reading about his adventures that filled me with a yearning to ‘be like Bourdain’ but will be forever grateful for the inspiration and lessons he, unknowingly, taught us. Here’s four of them…
I’m sitting in a bistro. I’ve started to realise that coffee shops — or bistros like this one — bring me to a secret intersection where my productivity and creativity meet. It’s the shop that brings me to this intersection and not the coffee itself.
