Every morning I’d shuffle my way down the specked grey steps of Hammersmith station, left foot before right, down to the Piccadilly platform. On occasion I would take the District line, but only if TFL had halted the blue line for whatever reason. I enjoyed Hammersmith. I didn’t have to…

Originally written in October 2020. I wanted to add to this, but came back yesterday and just hit publish. Some facts added, such as Bazaar’s $6.5m seed raise. When we talk about Asian giants in entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation, China and India come to mind instinctively. After all, both countries…

I’m not techie enough. I don’t read enough. I don’t work out enough. I don’t work hard enough. I’m not smart enough. I’m not good enough. My entire life I’ve been acutely self-critical. Whether nature or nurture’s to blame, I don’t know (I do, but that’s a post for another…

It was a typical Saturday morning. I woke up, walked downstairs past the TV lounge into the kitchen to the water dispenser. As usual, I grabbed a tall glass from behind the short ones, filled it up, and walked into the lounge when my sister announced, “The Black Panther died”. …

“It’s COVID” So it is. But it isn’t COVID just for you, sunshine. “It’s COVID” for everyone. Six months ago, when we didn’t know what to expect, blaming the coronavirus was a legitimate excuse. Five months ago — it was still fair. One month ago — you were pushing it…