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The value of deep work is your only real value

by Richard11 Comments on The value of deep work is your only real value

There is eternal battle that I fight every single day of my working life. It’s by no means exclusive to strategists and planners in advertising…

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Posted on03/01/202103/01/2021Advertising, Articles and columns, Saatchi & Saatchi

Advertising needs more chutzpah

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At the end of last year I wrote a piece celebrating 50 years of Saatchi & Saatchi. We aren’t much given to looking backwards as…

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Posted on24/12/202028/12/2020Brands, Provocations

Why agriculture needs advertising

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Advertising and agriculture feel at opposite ends of the universe we all inhabit. Perhaps the only similarity being the way both our professions are vilified…

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Posted on31/08/202031/08/2020Uncategorized

Government communications aren’t just about crisis

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Our countryside has taken a bit of a hammering this summer, or at least parts and parcels of our countryside. As lockdown has eased and…

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Posted on28/08/202028/08/2020Uncategorized

Rethinking capitalism

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Winston Churchill once described democracy as the worst form of government except all the others. When it comes to our economy, the same might be…

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Posted on05/04/202005/04/2020Articles and columns, Brands

We don't save people's lives

by Richard2 Comments on We don't save people's lives

We don’t save people’s lives. It used to be a joke didn’t it? With a laugh in our throats, we would chortle that what we…

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Posted on03/01/202006/01/2020Inspiration, Personal growth

In defence of the hobby

by Richard1 Comment on In defence of the hobby

I have always hated hobbies, even the very idea of hobbies. They seem to me to be childish pastimes attracting a childish name. The word…

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Posted on29/12/201929/12/2019Advertising, Brands

Language matters

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Language matters. In 1994 the Conservative Government abandoned one of Margaret Thatcher’s flagship policies, the Community Charge. The charge was intended to replace domestic rates…

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Posted on01/10/201901/10/2019Advertising

Belief is our killer app

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Tribalism has got an awfully bad name of late. Built on identity and identification, it has a noble birth. But the problem is that tribalism…

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Posted on17/09/201903/01/2020Personal growth

The Three Motivators

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A while ago I wrote a post on deep work, that seemed to go down well. So, I thought I’d try another slightly off topic…

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Posted on09/07/201909/07/2019Advertising

Led by donkeys remind us of the power of outdoor

by Richard2 Comments on Led by donkeys remind us of the power of outdoor

It’s only half way through 2019 but an early contender for agency of the year is surely ‘Led By Donkeys’. And I mean that only…

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Posted on02/06/201901/10/2019Provocations

Make acronyms your enemy

by RichardLeave a comment on Make acronyms your enemy

Most see the act of saying something that has absolutely no chance of ever coming to fruition or doing something that has absolutely no chance…

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Posted on25/05/201925/05/2019Planning

The mediocrity of middle distance insight

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Twyla Tharp is one of America’s greatest choreographers. In a long and prodigious career, she has created over 130 dances for her own company as…

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