“We don’t grow older. We grow riper.” — Pablo Picasso I was wandering around a bookshop recently with my book-mad wife. I stumbled across this quote from Pablo Picasso. In my work, I often talk about the transitions in our lives. From our early years to our teenage years. From our teens into our 20’s … Continue reading Why Picasso may have accidentally explained the psychology of active bystandership.
The Cup That Changed Nothing…..And Everything
This is a very personal blog. My mum died last Thursday, peacefully surrounded by her family. She was 80 years old. A courageous woman who had been living with and fighting multiple cancers for the last 15 years. As a family, we all knew the outcome was inevitable. Like many families who have walked this … Continue reading The Cup That Changed Nothing…..And Everything
Care Is a Verb: What the Epstein Story Teaches Us About Passive Bystanders
I wrote this blog after listening to the powerful song ‘Mercy’ by the Dave Matthews Band. The song is timeless and beneath the melody and verses is a simple, unsettling truth: you do not wait for the world to become kinder, you decide to make it kinder. Systems and cultures change when enough individuals refuse … Continue reading Care Is a Verb: What the Epstein Story Teaches Us About Passive Bystanders
