X Feed

Black-and-white Victorian-style illustration of two professionals viewing an X (formerly Twitter) feed on a laptop, symbolising thoughtful public reflection and modern leadership discourse.

I use X as a place to test ideas, share observations from conversations across Europe, and reflect on the patterns I see in organisations.

Some thoughts later become essays. Others remain short notes. What you’ll find here is thinking in progress — not announcements, but reflections.

Short reflections on leadership, finance, behaviour and the realities of work — shared in real time.

Time for a little Friday silliness… 🤭
I once asked Claude to analyse a research dataset.
Claude got the numbers very wrong. Not “a formula’s gone a bit wonky” wrong. More “how on earth did you manage that?” wrong.
I spent the weekend crunching it all myself.
I know. Rock ‘n’

Last weekend I forgot to open a private browser while shopping for eyeglass frames I didn’t need. Within hours, I was cookied. Shoolgirl error.

That evening I opened Facebook. In the first few minutes of scrolling: twelve ads for eyeglass frames. Twelve.

The mechanism designed

Growing up in France, my mother had framed tea towels hanging on the kitchen wall.

One carried a quotation from Jean de La Fontaine that I barely noticed as a child:

“Patience et longueur de temps font plus que force ni que rage.”

Years later, I find myself returning to those

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