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    Annotate the Game

    Sunday, January 3rd, 2010

    I was having breakfast with good friend Amir Nissen this morning and we got to talking about how to learn, learn well and learn quickly. 
    Fast learning is not a particularly new concept - Tynan recently got a tutor to speed him through learning Japanese whilst Tim Ferris took to learning his language through martial arts. Both […]

    Trampoline videos now online

    Friday, December 18th, 2009

    It’s with great pleasure that I’m able to write this blog post today and point everyone to the new Trampoline Vimeo Channel, on Vimeo. The last Trampoline was run in late October and many of the talks shared on the day still resonate with me now. Talks like Dan Donahoo speaking about Edge Theory, Peter Spence speaking about Intergenerational Learningand, […]

    Co-Preneur on Tuesday mornings

    Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

    What are you doing on Tuesday mornings, between 9am and 12pm? Are you in Richmond around that time? Fancy doing some Co-Preneuring?I’ve recently been working on starting a business, called Indy Socks. You can see some Mission Reports that we’re posted on Ross’s site talking all about the concept. I won’t go into detail here […]

    Peer producing a Trampoline presentation

    Sunday, October 18th, 2009

    Trampoline is next week, and that’s very exciting for a whole host of reasons. Last Trampoline, I presented in a session in the afternoon on Biomimicry, but didn’t give it the justice the topic probably deserved. This time, I’m very excited to be working on a presentation with Xavier Shay which stemmed from the email discussion […]

    Your skill set and the Ballet Imperial

    Thursday, July 10th, 2008

    I recently was lucky enough to head along to the Australian Ballet Companies latest season, Ballet Imperial, at the State Theatre. The night was fantastic - I am growing an appreciation for some of the finer arts going about, especially from a performers point of view. The ballerinas performing for us that night we the […]

    The Experimedia Experience: wifi, desk, ambiance

    Friday, April 4th, 2008

    This is just a quick post I thought I would share before venturing off on a day of coffees and other meetings. I have been chilling out in the State Library today, crunching some work and the like. It has free wifi, cheap lockers to store stuff in, a free (large) desk and an ambiance […]

    Time is money, life, mindfullness and such…

    Monday, March 10th, 2008

    I came across this NT Times article link, as posted by Stoye Bowd originally here. It links very closely with the idea of Mindfulness which I have been learning about now for the past 3-4 months. It’s an ongoing process, and also links well with what Col recently said at the Ergo blog. Many links, […]

    Microsoft vs Google on my laptop

    Friday, February 8th, 2008

    I just downladed Skype as my laptop hasn’t had it on since it was wipped. In doing so, I was asked if I wanted (read, forced to) upload the Google toolbar to my Internet Explorer. Well, for those of you familar with the Vista opperating system…and the famous Allow, Allow, Allow Microsoft vs Mac ads, […]

    George, you ol’ devil

    Friday, December 21st, 2007

    This ones doing the rounds at the moment. I found it hillarious. Surely, the big man himself would not have approved…or would he? The mans got game, let’s be honest.

    Bla bla bla…Knowledge Economy

    Monday, October 29th, 2007

    Stumbled into this one today when searching for innovation unit’s at big companies. I reckon most would be disappointed. Just try the Google search “insert big company name Innovation Unit” and view the disappointment for yourself. Is there someone out there actually IN an innovation unit, can you please say hi - I’d love to […]

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