Spoiler: we’ve moved to theknowledge.io
London is home to one of the world’s most difficult exams - an infamous test for cabbies (read: taxi drivers) known as The Knowledge. It takes gruelling years of study and millions of miles on the road to memorise the 25,000 roads, alleys, nooks and crannies spread across a sprawling city.
Likewise, The Knowledge (this newsletter/podcast) is for those looking to navigate the world around them. A place to consider big and emerging ideas, and embrace the journey of learning and adapting in a rapidly changing world.
This newsletter/podcast is strictly for polymaths, pantomaths, students of life, knowledge-chasers, extraordinary and/or completely ordinary people.
If you like what you read, share The Knowledge. If you have anything to add, don’t be afraid to contribute!
You can always find the latest issue at theknowledge.io.
Why subscribe?
Because none of us know everything about what it takes to navigate this spinning blue marble, but by communicating ideas and learnings we can have a bloody good crack at it. I’m addicted to learning. The things I study are consolidated here for you to read and share.
Subscribe for frank, oft sarcastic, and generally humorous thoughts on things I’m exploring and ideas that matter.
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You can also keep up with me:
On the Podcast - Join me as I unpack wisdom from the successful, intellectual, and downright curious, highlighting everything you need to know to navigate the world around you. Check out the latest episode here!
On Twitter - To watch me say the first thing that comes to mind whenever I see anything. Sometimes it’s wise, sage-like advice, or cutting edge analysis, and the rest is whimsy:
This is the game changer: Swap ‘I want’ for ‘I will’. Instead of fixating on outcomes and desires, focus on what you can do to move the needle.
