No. 01
BusinessJune 9, 2010
Jack of All Trades is a Weak Business Strategy
Why being a “jack of all trades” can weaken your business strategy, and how focus and specialization drive clearer value and stronger results.
No. 02
TechnologyJune 1, 2010
The iPad - My first impressions
First impressions of the iPad: design, performance, usability and what stands out in real use
No. 03
BusinessApril 17, 2010
Eliminate Prima Donna's from your Business
Why prima donnas can harm your business, how to spot them, and practical steps to build a team rooted in collaboration, respect, and results.
No. 04
BusinessApril 10, 2010
Inbound Marketing - A Book Review
A review of Inbound Marketing: key lessons on attracting, engaging, and delighting customers with content that builds trust and drives growth.
No. 05
BusinessMarch 21, 2010
Built to Sell by John Warrillow: a book review for the AI era
Built to Sell by John Warrillow is a top-five business book. A review of its eight steps for building a company that can thrive without you.
No. 06
TechnologyJanuary 12, 2010
How to change your Twitter name and keep your followers
Here’s a quick guide on how to change your Twitter name, keep all your followers, and prevent any disconnect in your existing tweets.
No. 07
TechnologyJanuary 3, 2010
Online backup providers - a winner at last
Find the best online backup provider at last — honest comparisons, key features to look for, and which solution wins for secure, reliable backups.
No. 08
TechnologyAugust 12, 2009
My top three favourite (new) gadgets
My top three favourite new gadgets — standout tech picks, what makes them great, and why they’re worth your attention in 2026.
No. 09
Personal DevelopmentJuly 28, 2009
My New Personal Organizer Tools - Palm to Web 2.0
A nostalgic look at personal organisation tools — from Palm Pilots and Filofaxes to today’s web apps. What changed, and what we lost.
No. 10
BusinessJuly 21, 2009
Business value - don't hang your hopes on the little stuff
Focus on real business value, not trivial tasks. Why big-picture priorities drive growth and how to stop getting lost in minutiae.