Category: Curiosity


Get excited. Here’s how to reframe nerves…

We’ve all felt it — that rush before a big moment. The sweaty palms. The racing thoughts. The stomach doing somersaults. Whether it’s stepping on stage, pitching to a client, or having a tough conversation with your team, anxiety before performance is part of leadership life. It’s natural. It’s common. And

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The Midwit Meme: Overthinking the Obvious

I was introduced to the brilliantly named Midwit Meme while listening to Chris Williamson’s Modern Wisdom podcast. Since then, I’ve had so much fun with it—it’s one of those memes that’s both a great share and actually worth a thought or two. If you haven’t seen it, the Midwit Meme is a play

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Be brilliant at what requires no talent

“Be the best at everything that requires no talent.” – Paul O’Connell Recently I had the privilege of being at Twickenham (thanks Josh), soaking up the drama of England’s last-minute victory against France at the Allianz Stadium. Elliot Daly’s converted try secured a 26-25 win in the dying seconds, sending

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How agencies can use AI to stop over-servicing clients [a guide]

Over-servicing is a long-standing challenge for agencies, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers modern solutions to tackle this pervasive issue. By integrating AI tools into daily operations, agency leaders can better track, prevent, and eliminate over-servicing, freeing up resources for strategic initiatives. Here are some practical ways AI can help agencies

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Future of Agency Landscape 2025

The agency world is shifting fast. With 70% of B2B marketers reassessing their agency partnerships, we’re at a crucial turning point. The agencies that thrive in 2025 will be the ones that adapt—embracing specialisation, AI, and outcome-based partnerships. I’ve put together a report breaking down the biggest trends shaping the

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The Case for Easing the Grip on ‘Purpose’ in Leadership

There’s an innate sense within us, an intrinsic compass that propels us towards creation and contribution. It’s akin to how birds intuitively know when and where to migrate or how flowers just know when to bloom. I thought this sentiment was beautifully encapsulated by Matt Cooksey when he said, “We all have a natural impulse to create and contribute.”

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