
We often expect our experience to predict what will happen. But, what if it doesn’t? I started practicing mindfulness to become calm and manage my

We often expect our experience to predict what will happen. But, what if it doesn’t? I started practicing mindfulness to become calm and manage my

We often think experience accumulates into value automatically. But Rambo shows it doesn’t work that way. I recently rewatched Rambo: First Blood. Like many action

When two people are standing side-by-side watching the same event, is our experience the same? My brother loves trainspotting. And to be honest, I never

Most people think experience is all about having seen something before. But what if it’s not? In the first conversation in my On Experience series, I

Sometimes we see problems through the lens of age or skill, when the real issue is experience. Previously, I wrote about Tony Popovic’s dilemma: Do

When should you back experience? And when should you back potential? As leaders, It’s one of the most difficult decisions we have to make. The

What if experience is not about what you know? Recently, I sat down with Industrial Designer Philippe Guichard for a conversation on On Experience. Given I’m a

How do you work out what to do when you have no experience match for the situation you’re facing? A woman was attacked by a

You may know what “bring a plate” means. But do you know why? It sounds like a simple question. But in this On Experience conversation

Most of us think helping is about having the right answers. We admire people who always seem to know what to say, what advice to
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