Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes.) Walt Whitman had my reading interests down pat. …

As the year draws to a close, reviews of the year appear as do predictions for the future. The latter are inevitably rooted in …

Luxury products, it seems, are being trampled over by technology-enabled products enticing luxury customers. Apple created its own version of ceramic enforced gold. The …

Nearly everyone has an opinion on “robots“. My nerdier friends get excited and talk about the latest advances; my sociologist and anthropologist friends shake …

I occasionally play a game with my friends, where I rapidly say some words aloud and they respond with the first visual image that …

This week’s links on design-thinking and design come right after I shared some observations made on a recent trip to India. Apple is giving …

This post has no photos. None that I took anyway. Because taking photos is hard, while we navigate badly designed situations. When we don’t …

This series took two weeks off due to urgent travels, but we are back now. This week’s readings discuss Purpose and Meaning. Fast Company …

The luxury sector is negotiating the tight rope between its traditional exclusivity and the open-all-hours, democratising nature of the web. It is a fascinating …

This week, we have interesting ones on leadership even though much more is written about business leadership than political leadership or personal leadership. In …