The other week marked the end of a year of speaker selection, content development and coaching for TEDxAuckland. (It also marked the beginning of another year of speaker selection, content development and coaching!).

The last thing I’m going to pay for, then, as a listener, reader or watcher are facts.

All I could think about was the design of his [Powerpoint] slide. It literally stopped me in my tracks. Derailed me. I don’t even know where the train went. Bad design can do that

In a world where many of us get a lot of our news from social media, True Enough to Believe has become the criteria for whether or not to share a story.

My reasons for buying Apple’s Watch (which, as far as I can tell, they don’t call the Apple Watch and certainly never the iWatch) don’t run particularly deep.

Even though it only lasted two weeks, I learned a lot in my first job in advertising.

Confidentiality comes in more than one flavour. Here’s my take on some of the most popular ones.