Dazed but Amused
Writer, creative and strategist
Category: Blog log
Busy Londoners: Why not volunteer in the run-up to Christmas?
Festive work parties are kicking off, ambitious present wish lists are being swapped and someone in your household as we speak is loudly crying their way through Love Actually. The countdown to Christmas is in full swing. It’s all fun and games for many…
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Could being anxious millennials make us better creatives?
Could all this ‘millennial anxiety’ be positively fuelling our creative careers?
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Why the ‘Conversational Copywriter’ is Marketing’s Next Must-have
The copywriting renaissance is long overdue, but it is coming.
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The Slow-burn Modern Horror: 4 Directorial Debuts Rekindling A Stagnant Genre
4 new directors taking a slower, more intelligent approach to the world of horror.
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8 Reasons to Stop Everything and Watch ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’
Are we alone in the universe? What’s lurking under Trump’s wig? Is Shia LaBoeuf insane or just trolling us? These are legitimate life questions. One question, however, that I just don’t understand, is why more people don’t watch It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Carol…
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Can the Job Hunt be…Fun?
I left my job last month. I was surrounded by talented, wonderful people and don’t regret my time there (so much so that I’m now freelancing with them), but ultimately, it just wasn’t the right role for me. So here I am, on the…
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The 3 Most Intriguing Speakers at TEDx Brighton: Society’s Search for Utopia
What do depression, ping pong and breasts have in common? They all feature in my TEDxBrighton write-up of course. Check out my favourite three speakers from a day of Utopian exploration.
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Creative Play and Rejecting the Don Draper School of Idea Generation
What does it mean to be “creative”? To be an “ideas person”? Or to be “artistic”? They’re just words aren’t they. Devoid of any real meaning. As a Contenty-copywriter type, I often (to my delight) get pulled into creative meetings or idea generation sessions,…
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Insults, Book Titles and Headlines that (Hilariously) Beggar Belief
Wordplay is one of life’s greatest pleasures. So I’ve compiled a few of my favourite examples to brighten your day. If it’s crude, rude or even nude it might just have made the list. Prepare yourself.
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3 Logotherapy Life Lessons Learnt from “Man’s Search for Meaning”
3 big logotherapy life lessons I learnt from Viktor E. Frankl’s “Man’s Search For Meaning”.
