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Twas the month before Christmas, and in my stressed head Spin lists upon lists and a cold mounting dread There’s shopping, and wrapping, and mince pies to bake. The bach isn’t booked and the project is late. With deadlines and parties, and prep incomplete The summer decides to turn up the heat The in-laws are

Two Brits, an Hungarian and a Kiwi walk into a pub… It’s charity quiz night at the local pub and it turns out arriving on time meant we were late to the party. Only 4 seats left. We looked at each other and formed a team on the spot. Strangers only minutes before we were

Picture this. It’s June 2009 and I’m walking down the Seine in Paris enjoying the sultry summer weather. “What are we doing tomorrow?”, I ask. “It’s the final stage of the Tour”, he replies. My romantic weekend has just taken an unexpected turn. That Sunday, instead of climbing the Eiffel Tower, indulging my taste for

Without exception clients tell me collaborating has helped them do things they thought were impossible. And without exception they tell me collaboration is hard. As humans we are natural collaborators, so what’s going on? Why is it so hard? History is peppered with great examples of the power of collaboration to help with, and even