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The great corporate crumbling
An essay on a global trend facing almost every industry, government and job, and what we might be able to do to prepare ourselves for it.
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Shane
The LinkedIn trap
Assets, empires and a few thoughts about playing the game on the world's professional social network.
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Shane
The bubble, or what you have to lose
What I've learned about life from playing poker and a poem by TS Eliot.
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Shane
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Mugged by God in a hoodie
What we might learn from the story Sinead O'Connor, the Irish singer-songwriter, told her friend shortly before she died recently.
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Shane
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Election posters, billboards and other ways to make a point
On messaging and manipulation. A story in seven parts.
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Shane
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Fury road: Rage and its uses
No, this is not a post about Mad Max, although if you haven’t seen it, you probably should. This post is about the energy of rage.
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Shane
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Throwing off what weighs you down
A short essay on the gravitational pull of the life we have known.
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Shane
Root and branch
What Japanese knotweed and trail running might teach us about the beliefs that run, or ruin, our lives.
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Shane
Agenda, mission and my relationship with you
Ted Gioia's ideas on honesty and trustworthiness prompted these thoughts on what we're doing here: me the writer and you the reader.
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Shane
Toilet brush
When I saw that toilet brush I thought of my brand.
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Shane
Bitcoin as religious experience
Our institutions have become hyper-centralized, enslaving billions of people in indebtedness and taxation. What is the role of Bitcoin in humanity's…
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Shane
The unhappy, the unlucky, the weary, the broken
Being weak, chaotic and unlucky makes you depressed. Being depressed makes you weak, chaotic and unlucky. Being weak, chaotic and unlucky makes you…
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Shane
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