• Understanding AI Psychosis – A Reality Check

    AI psychosis is in the news. Apart from those predisposed to it, delusional thinking can affect otherwise healthy individuals but doesn’t have to. Scrutinize your beliefs, apply critical thinking – be wake, not asleep.


  • Is Intention running the software in your head

    This is an alternative take on what I have written about before, Choose carefully how you spend your time. In that piece I riffed on Annie Dillard’s famous quote: “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” By that is ultimately meant, you become what you spend your time doing and…


  • The pernicious cult of expertise

    Suddenly, Everybody’s an Expert. 👈🏼That article in the New York Times was written in 2000. Can you imagine if that statement was appropriate then, how much more appropriate can it be now? Now in the age of TikTok and YouTube and the plethora of how to shorts and videos. Now in the in age of…


  • Thought rocket: arc of change and bending reality

    As the year closes on a challenging 2019 this brief retrospective on my InnerVentures is preparation for 2020. If it shines a light for anyone else then I am grateful 🙏 I’ve been at the game of workplace change a long time now and sometimes I get despondent. I weary at the lack of change…


  • The battle for the self and the essence of being

    The other day in a meditation session I arrived at an insight – roughly represented in the doodle. In my best sessions when I can get to that calm place, insights arise. Finding that place of calm, focus and insight is difficult and not always achieved in a meditation session. Sometimes just getting to calm is…


  • Connecting customer advocates to drive product strategy and customer success

    I’ve written a lot about ways to scale success efforts but the best is always face to face. Events like customer meetups are a perfect way to bring customers together. I’m running these in EMEA for the company I work for currently. The context is enterprise technology. This is what I’ve learned so far and…