List: My Boosted Stories | Curated by Dan Stevens

Jun 13, 2024

14 stories

My Boosted StoriesIt seems to be the done thing to create a list of Boosted stories, so here it is.
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Startup Stash
by
Dan Stevens
Data Visualisation Makes Great Content. So Why Is Most Of It So Bad?Florence Nightingale’s infographics were better than most of today’s
Jan 10, 2024
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Jan 10, 2024
12
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Ellemeno
by
Dan Stevens
I Haven’t Bought A New Piece Of Furniture For Over A DecadeBut I have furnished a house, and built a philosophy
Jan 23, 2024
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Jan 23, 2024
14
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Better Marketing
by
Dan Stevens
This Tiny Island Nation Made Better Marketing Campaigns Than Most Billion-Dollar CorporatesNo marketing budget? You’re better off without it. Just ask the sheep
Jan 28, 2024
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Jan 28, 2024
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Ellemeno
by
Dan Stevens
Help! My Town Is Full Of Conspiracy TheoristsMy hometown has always been a place where fringes grow. But this is different
Feb 20, 2024
50
Feb 20, 2024
50
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Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
Can We Stop Pretending Natural Births Are The Only Option?“Just give me the bloody epidural. NOW!”
Feb 26, 2024
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Feb 26, 2024
40
In
Ellemeno
by
Dan Stevens
The Day We Bought a Care HomeGlimpses into the hidden lives of people we rarely see reveals how we care for the vulnerable
Mar 6, 2024
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Mar 6, 2024
10
In
Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
Where Have All The Farms Gone?The slow disappearance of the British countryside is happening all 
around us
Mar 6, 2024
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Mar 6, 2024
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In
Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
The Value of Work That Isn’t a Job (Or A Career)Our obsession with the right sort of work is blinding us to what’s really worthwhile
Mar 15, 2024
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Mar 15, 2024
15
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NineteenTwentyTwo
by
Dan Stevens
The Strange, Useful Beauty of the Workshop Repair ManualTo break things is natural. To repair them is what makes us human
Mar 26, 2024
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Mar 26, 2024
6
In
Ellemeno
by
Dan Stevens
My Grandmother Was Winston Churchill’s Private NurseA stash of wartime love letters reveals an extraordinary story
Mar 29, 2024
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Mar 29, 2024
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In
Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
There Are Roads. And Then There Are The LanesYou never quite know what’s around the next corner
Apr 16, 2024
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Apr 16, 2024
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In
Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
What’s Really in That Expensive Ice Cream You Just Bought?When the mass producers do a better job than the artisans
May 17, 2024
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May 17, 2024
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Thought Thinkers
by
Dan Stevens
Have I Just Bought Today’s Equivalent of Nazi Memorabilia?The story behind this piece of British Empire propaganda isn’t as simple as you might think
May 23, 2024
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May 23, 2024
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Rooted
by
Dan Stevens
This is Why I’m Going to My Kids’ School for LunchNot all school food is bad food
May 24, 2024
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May 24, 2024
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My Boosted Stories

It seems to be the done thing to create a list of Boosted stories, so here it is.

Data Visualisation Makes Great Content. So Why Is Most Of It So Bad?

Florence Nightingale’s infographics were better than most of today’s

I Haven’t Bought A New Piece Of Furniture For Over A Decade

But I have furnished a house, and built a philosophy

This Tiny Island Nation Made Better Marketing Campaigns Than Most Billion-Dollar Corporates

No marketing budget? You’re better off without it. Just ask the sheep

Help! My Town Is Full Of Conspiracy Theorists

My hometown has always been a place where fringes grow. But this is different

Can We Stop Pretending Natural Births Are The Only Option?

“Just give me the bloody epidural. NOW!”

The Day We Bought a Care Home

Glimpses into the hidden lives of people we rarely see reveals how we care for the vulnerable

Where Have All The Farms Gone?

The slow disappearance of the British countryside is happening all around us

The Value of Work That Isn’t a Job (Or A Career)

Our obsession with the right sort of work is blinding us to what’s really worthwhile

The Strange, Useful Beauty of the Workshop Repair Manual

To break things is natural. To repair them is what makes us human

My Grandmother Was Winston Churchill’s Private Nurse

A stash of wartime love letters reveals an extraordinary story

There Are Roads. And Then There Are The Lanes

You never quite know what’s around the next corner

What’s Really in That Expensive Ice Cream You Just Bought?

When the mass producers do a better job than the artisans

Have I Just Bought Today’s Equivalent of Nazi Memorabilia?

The story behind this piece of British Empire propaganda isn’t as simple as you might think

This is Why I’m Going to My Kids’ School for Lunch

Not all school food is bad food

Dan Stevens