CURIOSITY, CREATIVITY & A HEALTHY DISREGARD FOR ORDINARY.
life is not a filing cabinet.
Boxing without gravity. A newspaper that opens a way forward. A little freedom to make the world differently.
INSPIRED BY SALVADOR DALÍ
Original AI artwork using Marcus’s portrait.
Each edition has room for an original artwork inspired by an artist I like and the things on my mind. This first piece was made for 6 September 2026. New artworks are added by the editor; automatic daily generation is not connected. Until a new piece is ready, the latest one stays here with its original date.
A little movement. A little generosity. A little more human.
Go somewhere on foot that you normally pass by.
Send a proper thank you to someone who probably does not hear it enough.
Ask somebody how they really are. Leave room for the answer.
Take three unhurried breaths. That counts.
Learn one thing about a place you have never visited.
Uganda is developing practical training in farm machinery, irrigation and soil testing. The interesting question: can a skills programme become a genuine route into work?
Checking the source…
Talent is everywhere. A first opportunity isn’t. An introduction, a first customer, a proper job: small doors can open a life.
Explore his writing on neuroscience and everyday behaviour.
British & Commonwealth cruiserweight titles. A proper domestic collision.
Matchroom schedule checked 6 September 2026. Not an automatic fight calendar. Dates and broadcast details can change.
Things Marcus didn’t ask for.
Paper folding sits somewhere between play, geometry and engineering. Try making one thing with no spare parts.
What could you make by changing the constraints?A daily rotation of editorial discoveries. Not an algorithm learning your preferences.
Ask better questions.
Try the thing.
Read people you disagree with.
If you’ve had opportunities, create some for somebody else.
Creativity is not a luxury.
Being different can be useful.
Make money. Make things better.
Change your mind occasionally.
Go somewhere you haven’t been.
Don’t become unbearably serious.