Articles Alma Nomad in Budapest: The world's best almond croissant Apart from the remarkable experience of enjoying probably the best almond croissant in the world, what I realised is that Alma Nomad is the perfect definition of a small business.
Articles The Top 10 cities of the future Where then are the best cities in the world for Gen Z to launch their explorations into the future? A study by Nestpick has revealed the Top 10 cities of the future
Articles The age at which people get married around the world varies hugely Getting married is an important event in most people's lives, but the definition of what that day entails and when it happens, varies wildly around the world.
Tools How to recruit the right staff for your business in 8 easy steps Strong companies and brands are powered by great people. But finding and recruiting the right people for your business is no easy task. Here are my 8 key steps to finding the hiring the best staff for your business.
Articles Branding lessons from the world's greatest bands In many ways - building a legendary band is similar to building a great brand. It takes commitment, hard work, planning, foresight and a leveraging of core strengths to achieve.
Articles The rise of the Avatar Generation For older generations (Boomers, Gen X) our masks may be a power suit, a BMW, or an MBA, but for younger members of society; it's how you portray your life on Instagram, your Fortnite avatar, your cosplay character and now...wearing extreme makeup.
Articles Featured The secret to getting buy-in for your all-important strategy presentation Having worked countless hours, often late into the night, on the strategy - everything rested on Porky's personal charism and charming ability to get buy-in from the company's exco.
Articles Why the South African government is totally wrong about their focus on creating jobs If you want to win an election - promise people jobs.
Articles Featured 6 things I learnt from a recent trip to Tokyo, Japan Last month — my fiance and I realised that crazy, ‘Post-It note ambition’ by spending a very memorable week in Tokyo. I would be lying if I told you that it was everything that I expected, because Tokyo is so much more than anyone could wildly imagine.
Articles Why South Africa's economy will not get any better There is a worn out old saying that states: "Culture eats strategy for breakfast." And in South Africa there is no more relevant a saying than this.
Articles Banksy pops up in Venice Banksy made a brief appearance in the form of a pop up art stall in Venice Italy – before being told to shove off by police, because the stall didn’t have a trading licence.
Articles Forecasting: With weather and business, forewarned is forearmed While watching the live broadcast of Hurricane Irma smashing its way through Florida on CNN yesterday, it really struck me as to how powerful forecasting is, in many aspects of life. Without the accurate hurricane forecasting models that the US authorities used to inform them of which regions needed the
Articles Namibian landscapes Some people love the Namibian landscape – others find the sparseness of the desert too much to bare.
Articles Driving Namibia Namibia is the perfect destination if clawing back perspective is your intention.
Articles 9 Things I learnt about South Africa, thanks to some time in Australia For the second time this year, I spent a week in Western Australia doing some consulting work for an Australian retail client.
Articles Why South Africa urgently needs a Minister of Marketing We wonder what somebody like Steve Jobs would be able to accomplish if he were appointed the South African Minister of Marketing. Somebody that could package South African products, services and its image to the rest of the world in the same way Apple does with technology products
