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5 for Friday – 16 August

5 for Friday – 16 August

5 Articles or resources that the TomorrowToday team believe will help you face the future with confidence. Owning your contribution. [Tamryn Batcheller-Adams] Nine skills you should learn that pay off forever. [External article] Story Cards - Using pictures to form...

Tuesday Tip: Changing Our Minds

Tuesday Tip: Changing Our Minds

Changing Our Minds: A problem, and a starting point of a solution  We have a problem: our social media platforms are a rancid mess of shouty arguments, abusive interactions and hot-headed debates that go nowhere. In the 2020s we are going to have to get much...

Upcoming public events

Graeme will be involved with the following public events in August. Click through the links for more information or to book your tickets... 1 August, Joburg: More Human than ever before in the 4th Industrial Revolution Understand what the 4th Industrial Revolution is,...

5 for Friday – 19 July

5 for Friday – 19 July

Here are our teams top 5 for Friday! How the world has changed for the better as a result of the moon landing that happened 50 years ago today. [3-minute podcast - Graeme Codrington with Bruce Whitfield, 702] 6 Signs You're Adaptable Enough to Succeed. [Inc...

What Keith is reading this week

What Keith is reading this week

A book that our colleague Keith Coats has recently read (and recommends) is Prisoners of Geography: Ten maps that tell you everything you need to know about global politics by Tim Marshall. The title instantly attracted his attention and as one of the maps concerns...

Blind spots

Blind spots

In spite of what we may think, the group of people we turn to when we have need to bounce an idea off, get advice or have a conversation, is usually surprisingly small. In other words, under scrutiny, our ‘inner circle’ is often far less diverse than we believe it to...

Humans are a species of moonshooters

Humans are a species of moonshooters

The Apollo Programme, the actual moonshots was wonderful, inspirational and poetic. It involved great technical challenges, genuine heroism and, it brought the world together. But think about the Polynesian islander in a dug-out canoe who said let’s go that way! No...

A leadership lesson from a shoelace

A leadership lesson from a shoelace

Every now and then life gives us opportunity to say, “thank goodness that wasn’t me!” - understanding that but for some quirk of fate, it could so easily have been ‘me’. What is regarded as the most epic of all shoelace tumbles happened to one Nick Flynn in 2006....

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