Author Archives: Chris Barrow

There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now … Continue reading →

Just about time to wind down for the holiday weekend. Dinner soon and the unusual pleasure of Thursday NOT being a school night. This afternoon Annie and I visited with our friends at ApexHub in Liverpool – she to check … Continue reading →

Pretty chuffed that this has finally appeared – a project that began 2 years ago and was, shall we say, “interrupted” by the course of history. I know I’m biased in about 3 different directions here – but I have … Continue reading →

Easter is almost upon us and I hope that, like me, you are looking forward to the long weekend out of the rat race (perhaps a longer vacation). There has been a house rule at Chez Barrow/Bradley for some years, … Continue reading →

Devices, everywhere devices. Across London by tube this morning, accompanied by the Bargrooves podcast. Around me, everyone else on devices; listening, reading, playing. We live in a virtual reality. Invested lots of train time last night snagging our new web … Continue reading →

You see, if Apple just made Macs, they would generate $25 billion dollars revenue every year. Not bad. Instead, they have developed additional products to sell to the same and new customers – and have grown to over $150 billion … Continue reading →

Just a heads up. That I will be networking at the BDA Conference in Manchester next week – 10-12 April. Actually I do have a few client visits to attend to, so will be in and out of the exhibitors … Continue reading →

I’ve met a lot of unsung heroes in my time. People who deserved the recognition of an Olympic champion – but whose sacrifices and suffering remain unappreciated. Today I’m thinking about business Olympians. There is hardly a day goes by … Continue reading →

So I said: I want to work for 40 weeks a year and take 12 weeks vacation I want the whole of February each year to be included in those 12 weeks I want 3 weeks off every August in … Continue reading →