Uncovering the societal narratives that prevent us from creating a more positive future
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Don’t give up on hope
Last weekend got off to a brilliant start as I was co-hosting a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing in our local community. The event was well attended, with close to 100 people coming along to discuss how we can address the climat...
Faith? Yes, but in what?
I really was planning on writing an article last week. Maia and I were off to Shetland, and I assumed I would have lots of time on my hands to write.
Once we arrived with the overnight ferry from Aberdeen and started exploring these myster...
What defines our behaviours: Internal factors or external circumstances?
The events of last weekend, where black-clad men set out en masse with the sole purpose of intimidating migrants arriving in the UK, were chilling. Add that to the astronomical donations pledged to Reform UK by two crypto-billionaires and t...
The loss of trust is at the root of polarisation
What is at the root of the increased polarisation and the rise of the far right? Why are so many people supporting what many would call divisive and racist agendas? Some might say it is because of the cost-of-living crisis that is making li...
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This Substack series is informed by the research for my upcoming book, Changing Stories, Finding Hope, which looks at the way negative – and flawed - narratives shape our perception of the world we live in and our ability to imagine and cre...
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Writing to make sense of the world while recovering from 25 years as a corporate sustainability consultant. My weekly Substack summarises my research into 8 narratives preventing us from achieving a positive future, to result in a book in early 2027.
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