Tidy Content1 day ago3 minNewsletterOn embracing uncertaintyIt’s the same scenario: a fresh start somewhere new: a space, a job, a project. We arrive with fresh eyes, eager and excited for the...
Tidy ContentMar 63 minNewsletterOn moving back and forthFor Greek philosopher Socrates and his disciple Plato, we humans are fundamentally good. There’s a natural tendency in us towards doing...
Tidy ContentFeb 63 minNewsletter21 things that made us think - and a review of 2021 Happy new year! Welcome to the first Why Words Matter of 2022, the third (and hopefully final) part of the 2020 pandemic series. With its...
Tidy ContentDec 6, 20213 minNewsletterOn the art of sculpting, editing, and revealing what's thereThere’s something interesting about sculpture as an art form. At least the classical notion of sculpture. A block of hard, cold stone....
Tidy ContentNov 1, 20213 minNewsletterOn loss and taking for grantedIt’s an easy trap to fall into. To prioritise what we lack over what we “have”. To neglect what’s readily available to us and ...
Tidy ContentOct 4, 20212 minNewsletterOn doing and non-doingIn a world obsessed with doing, it’s hard to imagine a different way to relate to the constant unfolding of life other than through acting.
Tidy ContentSep 19, 20213 minNewsletterOn consistency and patienceWhy Words Matter Newsletter August 2021 It’s a business and marketing commonplace that by targeting everyone, you reach no one. After...
Tidy ContentAug 2, 20212 minNewsletterOn showing rather than tellingWhy Words Matter Newsletter July 2021 Last month, we wrote about the small yet mighty details that make up our communications, shaping...
Tidy ContentJun 29, 20212 minNewsletterThe devil in the detailWhy Words Matter Newsletter May 2021 Hello, As in many other things, the devil is in the detail when it comes to communication....
Tidy ContentJun 1, 20213 minNewsletterOn letting go and why less is moreLast month, we looked at different ways to frame problems before trying to solve them. How identifying the right problem (and solution)...
Tidy ContentMay 4, 20213 minNewsletterOn ending up where we need to beAfter working for years on many different projects, we realised that a big part of what we do is identifying and understanding problems...
Tidy ContentApr 27, 20213 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter March '21When was the last time you felt the spark and drive of curiosity? Are you a curious so-and-so by nature, or was it something out of the...
Tidy ContentMar 2, 20213 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Feb '21Hello there! We hope you’re well. This month, we’ve been thinking a lot about purpose. In business as well as in life, being clear on our...
Tidy ContentFeb 1, 20213 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Jan '21Happy new year! Hope you’ve had a good festive break. Last year was tough for lots of us (you know why) but we want to be optimistic and...
Tidy ContentJan 5, 20212 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Dec '20Hi there! Well, that was fast. Just like that, 2020 is almost over. Will we be glad to see the back of these ‘unprecedented times’ and...
Tidy ContentDec 1, 20202 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Nov '20Hi there! Us again! A new month is upon us and we hope you’re keeping safe and sane. With Lockdown 2.0. looming in England and Wales...
Tidy ContentNov 1, 20202 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Oct '20Hi there, How’s October looking for you? Hope everything’s well, despite the unsettling thought that Christmas is just around the corner!...
Tidy ContentOct 1, 20202 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Sept '20Hi there, How are you today? We hope things are well your side. As we ramble into the season of woolly jumpers in what is one of the...
Tidy ContentAug 31, 20202 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter Aug '20Hi there, As we roll into August, we hope you’re well and safe, and have a chance to switch off, relax and enjoy some sunshine. As...
Tidy ContentJul 31, 20202 minNewsletterWhy Words Matter Newsletter July '20Hi there, How are you today? We hope you’re holding up at the moment. When we thought the world couldn’t get more remarkable, June proved...