Investing in yourself is probably the hardest but the most selfless thing you could do in the long run. It’s the king investment.
March 13, 2018
Probable
January 30, 2018
Just Imagine survey results: You said… now what?
The Just Imagine blog team has been reading your responses and thinking about how we can bring your feedback and ideas to life. So, where from here?
January 24, 2018
To get anywhere in 2018, you’ll need to ‘get over yourself’
Great ideas can’t grow underground. We need to create platforms on which ideas can germinate and people can flourish in the light.
November 21, 2017
Why it’s better to be in beta
‘Beta mode’ often means never actually getting anything made, but always building up a better solution than the first ones can sometimes turn out great.
November 14, 2017
Not ticking anyone off? Then you just aren’t trying hard enough!
A visionary leader is not swayed off track when thumbs up go swiftly south. If you want to leave a legacy, you have to be willing to take the heat.
October 31, 2017
News bulletin: It’s not all about you
Building a company takes years of effort and behind-the-scenes investment, along with gutsy and talented employees, to see an organisation succeed.
September 19, 2017
Who do you trust when you can’t rely on anybody?
What if the future of effective carbon footprint policy was in the hands of designers and engineers, backed to the hilt by policymakers and city leaders?
September 05, 2017
How to train your dragon
To stay atop, organisations need to find the creative dragons and allow them to have voice at the table. Who knows who can come up with a killer idea.
August 29, 2017
What does Facebook have to do with infrastructure? EVERYTHING, it would seem!
If engineers treated marketing as another tool in their toolkit, how many of our complex infrastructure problems could be solved?
August 22, 2017
Can the art of war teach us how to pioneer an innovation industry?
Could war defence forces work with businesses to become an incubator for emerging disruptive technologies?
August 15, 2017
The developing nations don’t need more handouts, they need roads!
Roads facilitate growth and health, knowledge and equality. They are pipelines for empowerment and mobility. If all else fails, start by building a road.
