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This is the sixth edition of the Virtue series,
if you missed the beginning you can catch up here.
In 1988, Nike was losing ground to their biggest competitor, Reebok, until they launched a campaign featuring the most unlikely of charact...
This is the fifth part of the Virtue series,
if you missed the beginning you can catch up here.
I spent the better part of my Sunday this week going down the rabbit hole trying to figure out who first said, “Nobody ever got fired for buy...
This month: The Climate of Slow & why some trend pundits mistake weather for climate
On March 14, 2026, in a Hilton ballroom in Austin, Texas, the futurist Amy Webb presided over a funeral dressed in a black cloak while tissues were handed...
Welcome to the fourth part of the Virtue series,
if you missed the beginning, catch up here.
The United Kingdom, where I live, has a thing for donkeys.
But it didn’t always. Back in the 1980s, the British charity sector’s reigning play...
In 1881, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, in Daybreak, what he called the good four virtues, and the first of them goes like this: “honest towards ourselves, and whoever else is a friend.”
Towards ourselves, and whoever else is a friend.
And ev...
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The Pleasure Strategist | Scaled Starbucks from 1 to 37 countries | I help people and brands see around the corner and build what matters next
Exploring the weird and wonderful world of pleasure and wellbeing, from vice to virtue. Sparking ideas for your mind and mine along the way.
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