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In an age where we have to be able to talk to people; and all sorts of people, my feeling is that we can learn a lot from horses. Most people find them intimidating, because of their physical strength, but they could not be more wrong. 99% of horses, treated right, are all heart; and [...]

This blog has been running since 2003, and has nearly 2,000 individual entries. At one level it is a living library of the “new world of work”, captured as it emerges around us. I have recently taken some time to troll through the archives, from day one, and discovered again some remarkable gems. This is [...]

This blog has been running since 2003, and has nearly 2,000 individual entries. At one level it is a living library of the “new world of work”, captured as it emerges around us. I have recently taken some time to troll through the archives, from day one, and discovered again some remarkable gems. These articles [...]

It’s been a long time since I have done a “best of” list, and today I plan to do two. The first is the best blog entries of the last month. It’s a been a good month for this blog, and maybe you missed a few of the best entries. Here’s my list, but maybe [...]

TomorrowToday’s blog has been up and running since September 2004. We have over 1750 posts on our blog, filed under 35 different categories. We’ve not done this before, but here are TomorrowToday’s most read blog posts as of 31 December 2009: 10.) Time Magazine – the future of work 9.) How’s this for the latest [...]

Booz & Co’s Strategy + Business ezine is one of my favourites, and one I always make time to read. Last week’s edition looked at the best business books of 2009, selected by their top team, and helpfully categorised. If you want to read their reasoning, and some excellent background comments, start here. All I [...]

Strategic planning is becoming the corporate buzzword again. Over the past ten years companies have been obssessed with short-termism and strategic planning was largely ignored for tactical activities based around improving sales and cutting costs for the next quarter or year at most. Many critics of strategic planning suggested that the ideas of Michael Porter [...]

Like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day that lifts your spirits, a comment was posted on one of our archived posts here today. It’s worth highlighting, and reading. Especially if you have had one of those days when you despair at your fellow inhabitants of this planet, and wonder where everything is headed. [...]

If you’re drowning in the info on this blog, here would be my choice of the best posts of the last few weeks, and a good selection for you to start with: Suicide: A Great PR Move – the connection economy China’s Burning and Predictable Surprise: China has a labour shortage! – because China’s advantage [...]

The best of the past few weeks: http://www.tmtd.biz/2006/01/19/my-mom-will-sort-you-out-boomers-kids-work/ – a worrying trend of parents interefring in kids’ work environments http://www.tmtd.biz/2006/01/18/the-power-of-the-purse/ – women in the marketplace – great case studies through this book review http://www.tmtd.biz/2006/01/17/talent-communities-the-latest-recruitment-concept/ – you can’t wait til you need them before starting to find talent http://www.tmtd.biz/2006/01/16/south-africas-prospects/ – honest reality about South Africa http://www.tmtd.biz/2006/01/15/an-idea-customisable-music-and-movies/ [...]