You can’t mock people into seeing what you see. All you can do is offer them your glasses, and hope.

“You need to start another company. Immediately.”

Do they actually care about racial justice, or do they care about being able to say they care?

So quiet that it’s tempting to think: “Phew! That was a tough few years. Thank goodness it’s all over, so we can get back to normal.”

We've done this values exercise with more than 1,000 people, and I can tell you it is transformative.

It’s not Twitter’s fault that snark lies within me, waiting to be activated.

Time to face the truth.

A brand is not a logo. A brand is a set of mental shortcuts that let you know what to expect.

But if we’ve learned anything from the saga of the newspapers, it’s that trajectories are more important than any particular point in time.

A visionary organisation understands the delicate balance between planned execution and openness to the unknown.

Remember when Starbucks tried to get us to talk to our baristas about race?

To appreciate how important boundaries are to trust, let’s work through a simple thought experiment.

Which bundle will win?

The media are the best-placed people in the world to seek answers.

We do. And even if it is a bit of a hassle, your vote matters.

Remember this as you’re scrolling addictively through your feeds.

So what’s your plan? Work out what you stand for, and then stand for it.

A love letter from a dual citizen.

If you’re not quite ready to be a digital outcast, there are still actions you can take.

If we want to trust what we read, hear and see, the responsibility is ours.