In 1746, Homann Heirs published Johann Baptist Homann’s map of the world. It presented the world as its makers understood it: a picture people could use to understand their place in it and make…
In 1985, scientists reported a hole emerging in the ozone layer above Antarctica. Chemicals used in refrigeration, aerosols, and industrial processes were damaging the atmospheric layer that protects…
In the Northern Hemisphere, monarch butterflies are migrating south. They are leaving their summer breeding grounds for less harsh conditions throughout winter. They travel beyond familiar territory…
“You have to be run by ideas, not hierarchy,” Steve Jobs said. “The best ideas have to win, otherwise good people don’t stay.”In 2026, there is no shortage of ideas. We are surrounded by analysis,…
Number 7A, 1948 is an 11-foot-wide canvas made from poured, dripped, and pooled enamel paint. In May this year, it set a new auction record for a work by Jackson Pollock when it sold for US$181.2…
“We’ve always done it that way.” This is possibly the most dangerous phrase to be spoken in an organisation today.Followed closely by:“We tried that before, and it didn’t work.”“That’s not what we do.…
In a world shifting faster than ever before – from reignited global trade wars and accelerating AI to climate volatility and reshaping geopolitical alliances – focusing solely on internal metrics…
There’s perceived safety in being the big boat in a small pond.But the pond no longer exists. It’s overflowing - flooded by global trends, technologies, threats, and opportunities. We’re all in the…
Welcome to a quick dive into the fascinating concept of being Tethered versus Untethered. This idea, building on the work of Global Strategist Sophie Krantz, explores the ways we, and our…
This podcast explore the concept of being tethered, which means feeling restricted or controlled. It builds on the work by Sophie Krantz, Global Strategist, on Untethering.This can happen in…
