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One Week, Two Flawed Visions
Trump’s anti-globalist vision of putting ‘America first’ to ‘Make America great again’ is explicitly outdated. Such a lens is a clear error in political leadership, since even if the Trump
On the Cover of Vogue Australia
My New Year’s reflection, ‘2017: Why It’s (Still) the Best Time to be Alive’, was chosen as the cover story for the January issue of Vogue Australia. Was great to work
#AoD is Named a Best Business Book of 2016—Again!
Mitch Joel, social media guru and “one of North America’s leading digital visionaries“, has just come out with his list of Best Business Books of 2016, and Age of Discovery
Making Sense of the Moment We’re In — on the BBC…
I went onto BBC World News in the aftermath of the US presidential election to explain how Age of Discovery made both Brexit and Trump predictable.
Hope and determination in the Time of Trump
This is not an ordinary day. This is one of those rare days when events jar us enough that we unfix the lens through which we understand the moment we
My ‘predictions’ were always meant to urge action, never to become reality…
Take-away: Our expectations ARE too narrow. Reality IS falling well outside of them—repeatedly. We desperately need a fresh perspective to widen our lens on the present, start making better sense of
“Thought-provoking, big-picture take on our uncertain times.”
Reviews for Age of Discovery continue to roll in. This one from Nexus Magazine.
Age of Discovery long-listed for the FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year!
Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award is an annual award given to the best business book of the year as determined by the Financial Times
Chapters/Indigo names Age of Discovery to its Top Ten “Summer’s Best” list
It’s an honour to have Age of Discovery named to the “Summer’s Best” Top Ten list by Chapters / Indigo, Canada’s largest book retailer.
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