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Bio-Wired AI app Bio-Wired is an AI responsive App tracking employee wellbeing in real-time as a measure of workflow productivity.

02/06/2026

A look back at highlights from Chelsea Flower Show, beautifully captured by the talented .films

Visiting the Silent No More Garden and speaking with Tamara Beckwith Congratulations on a well-deserved Gold Medal.

Created to raise awareness of the five gynaecological cancers and encourage vital conversations that can save lives. As an ovarian cancer survivor, this message resonates deeply with me. It was my diagnosis and journey of recovery that prompted me to create Bio-Wired, with the aim of democratising health and empowering people to take a more active role in their wellbeing. Early diagnosis saved my life, and I remain passionate about helping more women recognise the signs, trust their instincts and seek medical advice when something doesn’t feel right.

At Bio-Wired, we believe technology has a role to play in helping people become more informed, engaged and proactive about their health. Awareness is often the first step towards earlier intervention and better outcomes.

Congratulations to Ellie Goulding on receiving her MBE from Prince William at Windsor Castle today in recognition of her...
13/05/2026

Congratulations to Ellie Goulding on receiving her MBE from Prince William at Windsor Castle today in recognition of her services to biodiversity and climate action.

In a world obsessed with visibility, it is refreshing to see influence tied to tangible contribution.

This is a reminder that leadership is no longer confined to governments, boardrooms or institutions. Increasingly, cultural figures have the power to shift public behaviour, elevate critical issues and accelerate systemic change.

The future will belong to those who can bridge culture, capital and impact.

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22 April marks the 56th anniversary of Earth Day.This year’s theme, Our Power. Our Planet., is not a campaign line. It i...
22/04/2026

22 April marks the 56th anniversary of Earth Day.

This year’s theme, Our Power. Our Planet., is not a campaign line. It is a systems signal.

In a climate and AI accelerated world, environmental responsibility is no longer confined to policy or protest. It sits at the intersection of leadership, infrastructure, capital allocation and human behaviour.

The real leverage point is people.
Aligned individuals. Coherent communities. Intentional leadership.

Environmental protection now directly impacts cost of living, public health, operational resilience and long term economic stability. Clean air, clean water and clean energy are not ideals. They are baseline requirements for functioning systems.

The question is no longer awareness. It is ex*****on.

At Bio-Wired, we view this through a human lens.
Regulation before reaction. Alignment before ambition.
Because sustainable systems are built by stable, intentional people.

Earth Week is not symbolic. It is an operational window.

What are you implementing?

Running on Human: The Micro Habits We Need to Keep Up with AIAI is solving a myriad of problems, but our nervous systems...
04/04/2026

Running on Human: The Micro Habits We Need to Keep Up with AI

AI is solving a myriad of problems, but our nervous systems are not keeping pace. In a world where more is done for us than ever before, there are still actions we must take for ourselves.

Drawing on over 20 years of clinical practice and the principles of Chinese medicine, Katie Brindle explores why the nervous system is the missing conversation in every boardroom, and shares practical techniques to restore balance and resilience.

Technology may accelerate, but human capacity must be maintained.

📍 Royal Society of Arts, London
🗓 Friday 10 April
⏰ 12:30–13:30
✨ Free event

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Can’t wait to see you there! This isn’t to be missed.

Protecting the Human Algorithm in an AI WorldAt the Royal Society of Arts yesterday, our latest lunchtime talk with Skye...
28/03/2026

Protecting the Human Algorithm in an AI World

At the Royal Society of Arts yesterday, our latest lunchtime talk with Skye Mendes brought together medical students, technologists, creatives and leaders around one question: what does it mean to remain human in an AI-driven world?

The Human Algorithm is the alignment of values, purpose and health. Your individual frequency.

When aligned, we gain clarity. When not, we see burnout, disconnection and poor judgement. And without clear judgement, leadership fails.

The human is the original data centre. At its best, it self-regulates and upgrades. When it doesn’t, misalignment leads to redundancy.

AI will create jobs, but many sit in oversight. That’s not aspiration.

Intelligence is now accessible. Advantage shifts to clarity, values and applied insight.

This is a reset moment for how we learn, work and lead. Build alone or build with others, but protect your frequency.

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Happy International Colour Day!A moment to reflect on the power of colour. Not just in what we see, but in how we feel, ...
21/03/2026

Happy International Colour Day!

A moment to reflect on the power of colour. Not just in what we see, but in how we feel, respond and connect.

These images, captured by at last week’s Colour Walk in Spitalfields Market, are a celebration of expression in its most human form. Colour as identity. Colour as mood. Colour as energy.

Through my work with Bio-Wired AI app I’ve come to see how deeply we are influenced by our environment. Colour shapes perception, regulates emotion and signals meaning, often before we are even consciously aware of it.

When used with intention, it becomes more than aesthetic. It becomes a tool for presence, confidence and connection.

A reminder that colour doesn’t just brighten the world, it rewires how we experience it.





Happy Saturday.A walk through Covent Garden and a simple piece of wall art offered a timely reminder.So many people spen...
21/03/2026

Happy Saturday.

A walk through Covent Garden and a simple piece of wall art offered a timely reminder.

So many people spend years trying to become someone else, often losing sight of who they already are. Yet through my work with Bio-Wired AI app, it’s evident that the real shift to reaching full potential, happens when you stop striving outwardly.

A small reminder that who you are is not the problem to solve, but the foundation to build from.

Wishing you a thoughtful weekend.





There are moments in a city that reveal something deeper about how we experience time.The arrival of blossom in London i...
18/03/2026

There are moments in a city that reveal something deeper about how we experience time.

The arrival of blossom in London is one of them.

At Swiss Cottage Library, a quiet corner becomes a point of convergence. People gathering beneath cherry blossom, instinctively drawn to something fleeting. For many, particularly those with ties to Japan, it echoes sakura season and the philosophy of mono no aware. A heightened awareness of impermanence.

In a world increasingly optimised for permanence, scale and continuous output, these moments interrupt the system.

They remind us that not everything of value is designed to last. That meaning is often intensified by its brevity.

It is no coincidence that in Japan, blossom season aligns with the start of the academic and fiscal year. Renewal not through accumulation, but through cycles.

London, in its diversity, mirrors this. A global city where cultural signals overlap, creating shared moments of reflection.

The question for leaders in an AI-driven age is simple:
Are we building systems that recognise the value of transience or only those that attempt to eliminate it?

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On Friday 6th March at composer and pianist premiered Soria Moria, the world’s first climate opera.Undeterred by the ...
09/03/2026

On Friday 6th March at composer and pianist premiered Soria Moria, the world’s first climate opera.

Undeterred by the rain, friends and leading figures from London’s creative, music and conservation communities gathered for the VIP launch of a work that asks an important question:

How can one of the oldest art forms speak meaningfully to the future of our planet?

Inspired by Nordic mythology and environmental science, Soria Moria follows Lucia, a young explorer drawn north by the voice of Fossegrim, the ancient water spirit, on a journey to restore winter to a warming world.

The production blends operatic performance with AI-generated scenography, demonstrating how emerging technologies can deepen rather than diminish artistic expression.

Several of Stefania’s decisions are quietly visionary:
• writing the opera in English to widen accessibility
• shaping the work into a concise 40-minute format
• including children in the performance, among them her own daughter

These choices recognise a central challenge facing classical arts today: how to cultivate the audiences who will sustain these institutions in the decades ahead.

Soria Moria is the first chapter of a four-part operatic cycle exploring the natural elements. Beginning with Air, with Earth, Wind and Fire still to come.

Behind the production stands Executive Producer Genevieve Leveille , whose passion for climate storytelling through the arts is unmistakable. Together, this is a powerful union of creative minds using culture to shape environmental dialogue.

For me, evenings like this also connect directly to the work we explore at Bio-Wired AI app. Understanding how technology, creativity and human perception intersect in the age of artificial intelligence.

When AI is used thoughtfully, it doesn’t replace human imagination. It expands the canvas.

It was a delight to share the evening with Andrea Debbane
Chief Sustainability Officer at Jaguar and Landrover - Muthoot Motors, Rainer Ohler and Liz Jones from

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Happy International Women’s Day!Earlier this week I had the privilege of hosting a IWD dinner at The Mercers’ Company in...
08/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day!

Earlier this week I had the privilege of hosting a IWD dinner at The Mercers’ Company in the City of London, bringing together leaders across finance, technology, medicine, biotech, philanthropy, art and culture. With thanks to Rob Abernethy for his kind generosity.

Within walls shaped by more than 700 years of history, we reflected on the arc of women’s participation. From Lady Joan Bradbury’s bequest in 1530, to women being readmitted to the Company in 2002, and Debby Ounsted becoming the first female Master in 2018.

The evening was a reminder that progress is rarely linear. It is built through conversation, collaboration and the willingness to support one another’s journeys.

As we move further into an AI-driven world, discussions around human connection, ethical leadership and shared responsibility matter more than ever.

It was a joy to share the table with Joanne Hannaford Katie Brindle Abi Green Salam Hamzeh

With sincere thanks to MONUSKIN for generously gifting each guest their Restoring Cream Rich and for supporting women-led spaces.

When women share access, knowledge and influence, we don’t just lift each other, we change the system.

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