It’s hard not to get excited at the prospect of social restrictions being lifted. We’re not out of the woods yet and we need to remain vigilant over the coming weeks and months but there’s lots to celebrate. In seven months the UK’s assortment of vaccination centres and an army of medical workers and volunteers …
Firstly, an apology. There’s been a bit of a hiatus on the blog front recently as the work needed to complete my graduation from the Silicon Valley Founder Institute program took priority. But that is done, and I feel hugely privileged to have been in the 2.3% that made it from applying for the London …
Since I’ve started this journey I’ve found everyone to be so incredibly supportive. Friends have rallied to back the idea and are confident that I’m on my way. I’ve had comments like: – One day you’ll look back from your castle on Lake Como and laugh And – I think you’ll be the first dotcom …
I’ve always been someone that comes up with ideas. Looking back, while some have been good, some of them have been terrible. At university my idea for miniature football goals in urinals to…ahem…’shoot’ tiny footballs along the trough is definitely my worst. The fights that would have caused! I’ve also had some solid ones, it’s …
…And it turns out it’s all my fault! Each week at the Founder Institute the course pushes us through the next step in a 14 week cycle to help us establish our start-up business: The syllabus requires that you complete a demanding set of weekly deliverables in order to be allowed to continue so that …
Ever had those evenings where you have a few drinks with friends and, before you know it, you’ve worked out a way of saving the world? Just one simple little invention that so many people could benefit from and hey, in the meantime, you could probably retire off the back of. Most often, that’s as …
