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I'm the voice behind the growing ‘Agilism’ movement. My life has been a mosaic of change and transition, having lived in 12 countries and worked in over 40.
Most people aren’t equipped to navigate life’s increasing nonlinearity and uncertainty. So I created the ‘Out of Line’ newsletter – to teach adaptive thinking for agile living - for thriving in business, career, and personal life.
When I’m not writing about Agilism, I’m the Founder of The Interlude Café, a pioneering media and education company in the longevity space.
I also serve as an advisor and mentor to companies scaling their companies in the longevity sector, and I’m currently writing my first book on Agilism.
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There's no shortage of books and articles extolling the virtues of resilience. However, as life becomes increasingly nonlinear, these traditional mantras about resilience may not carry the same weight as they once did.
A commonly held belief among many of my clients is that their experience is an asset. It seems that the older we get, the more we rely on this mantra. While it is true that you may have accumulated a wealth of experience in certain areas, this is a dangerous assumption. Experience in what?
The linear lifestyle conditions us to think that we get on the treadmill of life and work our butts towards a lifestyle at some distant point in the future called "retirement." If we define the pursuit of retirement as sacrificing ourselves
I'm in the middle of writing a white paper for a new media company I have just started called The Interlude Café, scheduled to launch in September this year. The company is for a new generation of people over 45 who don't view life in the traditional linear format of education,
We often hear business being described as a game - mainly because elements of strategy, competition, rules, levels, and objectives are involved. The pursuit of profit can
For all our love of planning and goal-setting, one thing never ceases to amaze me: the number of times I hear somebody say they could never have envisioned a year ago what they're doing now. How does that happen?
