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My Patreon supporters are awesome
As we approach 2020’s midpoint, I wanted to take a moment to thank the fine people who support my work on Patreon. As an independent futurist, I can only do this work with the help of kind supporters. 111 folks … Continue reading
The coronavirus and I: an Easter update
Happy Easter to readers who celebrate that holiday. After weeks of analysis, forecasting, and research-sharing, I wanted to take this weekend moment for a personal post, to update you on what I’m up to and how I’m doing. Analysis, forecasting, … Continue reading
Navigating my way into veganism
For the past month I’ve been I’ve following a vegan diet. So in a brief pause from my focus on the future of education, I’ll share some thoughts about this experiment. It’s actually not that great a topic shift for … Continue reading
Six years later: Bryan Alexander Consulting in 2019
Six years ago Ceredwyn and I launched Bryan Alexander Consulting. From that day on we’ve shared our story, being open and transparent about the enterprise.* An update is now overdue. tl;dr version – we’re doing well, growing and developing, boosted … Continue reading
My daily practice in mid-2019: tools of the trade
How do we do our daily work? Recently Warren Ellis has been urging people to examine and share details of their practice. It’s a good idea in an age of shifting technologies and labor transformation. Here I’ll describe the tools … Continue reading
From the country towards the city
One of the oldest story themes concerns differences between cities and the countryside. My wife and I have been carving out a story on that ancient terrain over the past few weeks as we moved house from the small, very … Continue reading
Moving and turning 52
Today my wife and I are moving house. Specifically, we’re hauling boxes from the house into a van, driving said van to a U-Haul transfer station, then driving back for another load, repeatedly. The cats are nervous. Our son, Owain, … Continue reading
Seven years after giving up caffeine
It’s been seven years since I gave up caffeine. That’s a sentence I never thought I’d write. Ever since I went public with this story, people have been asking me about it, both in person and online. (The gist: I … Continue reading
Announcement: we’re moving
My wife and I are moving, as of February 2019. Our new home will be in Virginia, in the Washington, D.C. area. Some of you have followed the saga of our house selling, which I won’t reprise here. For now … Continue reading
I become a figure of dread, briefly
Last night I was accidentally part of a strange little scene. Before going to bed I went down to this hotel’s business center to print out a few pages for tomorrow’s workshop. I fired up the computer, got online, grabbed … Continue reading


