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These three stories provide context to the People First Newsletter that was published on Tuesday April 21st.

Mining Coin Through Your Bodies Activity

Microsoft Files Patent For New …

Nobody Should Adopt Social Distancing.
Now 'Physical Distancing', That's Different. Definitely Do That.

I’ve been thinking a lot about ‘Social Distancing’. It’s wrong. We should not be Social …

The Frontline Might Be Different.
But It Is Still A Frontline.

Words of wisdom from a captain on the frontlines. His role when I met him was very different to what I expect he’s doing now, but his …

🎙️ Travels Without Charlie - Episode 1 - Kevin

It’s a series of stories that are part of People First. The growing set is here, while the story about Kevin is here.

I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I have enjoyed meeting the people that tell me their stories.

Value.
What Is It?

We need something to help people understand if something truly is of value to them because as we journey through these strange times, I have a deep belief that value - and ‘our …

Good Things Happen.
They Sometimes Take Time.

It’s always important to share good news and good stories - even more so in the times we find ourselves in. This is one of those stories.

People First!

Why would it be any different?

Why People First? It’s a question that I am often asked. Why not? If not people, then what should be first?

🔗 Read The Whole Article.

The questions being asked by mainstream media are primarily about how markets and business will recover - few ask how people will recover.

💬 John Philpin

We need to stop it.

“We’re waiting on specs for the San Francisco installation. Can you parallel-path two versions?”

Good grief ... I think Molly Young is channelling me.

... at the very …

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I think that is the opportunity and in five years time we'll know whether we got the mega-corporations holding my identity or whether we …

Data?
Data Is Energy!

In 2020, extractive industries are under siege for many reasons, so why on earth would we hang our hats on such a flawed analogy as 'Data Is The New Oil? Regardless, it is …