Notes from the Anthropocene
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What if fighting climate change could help tackle the crisis of male loneliness?
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Over the past few weeks, I’ve fallen down a Netflix documentary rabbit hole. First, it was Louis Theroux’s documentary on the manosphere, Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere. Then the Turning Po...
Too Important to Touch: The Red Flag Nobody Put in the Report
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More than ten years ago, I was in the middle of a conversation when a man in a senior leadership role walked in, turned his back to me, and wedged himself between me and the person I was talking to...
Words Are Not Just Marketing. They're Regulatory Commitments
A femtech startup I follow recently posted an update on LinkedIn that’s a near-perfect case study for this series, even though I doubt that was the intention. The company sells a wearable device that uses electrical pulses to ease pain, and...
How Do You Always Find the Cheapest Supplier, But Never Know Why?
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In a random reel on Instagram not long ago, an influencer’s question stuck with me more than anything else that day: how do companies always manage to find the absolute cheapest supplier, but then act...
ESG Has Three Letters. This Series Is About the Other Two.
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Anyone who has followed my Climate Change Adaptation Series knows it was, almost entirely, a series about the “E” in ESG. Floods, heat, storms, drought—physical risk to buildings, supply chains, and pe...
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