Scrambled Eggs
Emma KriskinansA mash-up of creativity, culture, and careers, served piping hot and full of flavour. Best enjoyed over your morning coffee. Home of 2026's 'Questions I Ask Myself'.
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Q7: What did you love to do as a child?
Not me singing (it’s Crystal Castles), but maybe one day.
A middle-class British kid of the nineties and noughties, my after-school routine generally looked like this:
- Watching Grange Hill or Byker Grove at 17:10 sharp with a krispbr...
Q6: How do I make friends so easily?
Oh the places you'll go, the people you'll meet!
When I first started this year’s series: Questions I Ask Myself, I put a call out on my personal instagram: What’s one thing you think I do really well, that you’d like me to write about?
Q5: Can I walk 120km in five days?
The alt text for this image is: All the Gear, No Idea.
I’m drafting this as I head out into the wilderness for 5 days, doing the natural equivalent of throwing my phone into the sea.
The plan for every day? Walking, walking, walking.
I’...
Q4: How do you write a novel in a year?
Writing a novel, (more or less) Day 1
What if I told you that in one year’s time you’d have written a novel?
I know, I know, you’re probably thinking:
Emma, how can I write a novel? I have no idea what to write about?
And, even if you...
Q3: Are we over-washing our teaspoons?
One teaspoon, multiple mugs: exactly the kind of efficiency I like to see in my workplace kitchens
When I worked for a major property company back in 2010 or so, the shared kitchen was always a hive of activity. Clashing mugs, hushed roman...
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A creative trapped in the body of a Type A personality. Posting weekly on culture, creativity & career. Currently SVP Marketing at Tyk where I built the brand from 500k > £8m ARR in 4 years.
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