So you’re shocked about the looting that’s accompanied the peaceful Black Lives Matter protests that have swamped the entirety of America these past few days?
Tagged: Black Lives Matter, Looting, Riots
After a weekend of silence, including time hunkered down in his White House bunker at the behest of the US Secret Service, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, finally showed himself a few hours ago. It was Monday early evening in Washington DC.
Tagged: Black Lives Matter, Donald Trump, Riots, Second Amendment
In my last article, “A Micro Approach to Stopping Covid-19 Killing Your Business”, we looked at three activities nearly every business can undertake to set themselves up for a successful Covid-19 re-opening.
Tagged: Business, Covid-19, CovidSafe, Re-opening
Merely three months after the World went into lockdown under the threat of Covid-19, countries are already rebooting their economies. All the while, the same pandemic remains on the loose, while no international coordination or planning exits. We’re all now herds in an abundantly risk-fraught cattle drive.
Tagged: Business Survival, Covid-19, CovidSafe, Just in Time, Public Relations
When I wrote my last article “Why Social Distancing Will Fail in Australia” earlier this week, the country had little inkling that just a couple of days later, the Federal Government would initiate a plan called a “3 Step Framework for a COVIDsafe Australia”.
Tagged: Australia, Business, Covid-19, CovidSafe, Social Distancing
The average room in an Australian abode is 3 metres tall. Now ask someone to project that vision flat on the ground and tell you where they need to stand to be approximately 1.5 metres apart.
Tagged: Australia, Covid-19, Lockdown, Scott Morrison, Social Distancing
He didn’t take it seriously at first, nor did his chief medical officer but thankfully six weeks after instigating the lockdown and isolation of Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison had slowed the rate of his nation’s Covid-19 infection.
Tagged: Australia, Covid-19, COVIDapp, Donald Trump, Lockdown, Scott Morrison, Wave 2
When tomorrow dawns, so will Anzac Day: a day of memorial where the armed forces of Australia and New Zealand are honoured for their service to country encapsulated by one specific event in World War 1, the 1915 invasion of the Gallipoli Peninsula in the Aegean Sea.
Tagged: Covid-19, Gallipoli, Leadership, Politics
Here’s something inspirational I came across today, from a visionary leader and founder of the California-based board and wargame company, GMT Games, Gene Billingsley:
Tagged: Business, Covid-19, Globilisation, Motivation, New Economy, Old Economy
It was a small compound nestled among the hills of a fir tree wood. The air still had a crispness to it though they were a few miles inland from the sea. The van arrived. More like a truck really. A cab with an immense windowless compartment in the rear.
Tagged: Coronavirus, Covid-19, Economics, Geopolitics, Herd Immunity, Lockdown
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