
The Signal - Issue No. 05
A note from DaneHappy November, folks! I hope this finds you well and ready to tackle the last seven weeks of 2026. The family and I were lucky enough to visit Legoland Windsor a few weeks ago, and it was a real treat for kids and adults alike. I loved seeing the nostalgic 90s LEGO we grew up with (monkeys, pirate ships, knights and castles), plus the mini village models, rollercoasters, log flumes and refillable drinks with a questionable syrup-to-soda ratio. Which brings me neatly to my latest LEGO-themed video, I’m Bored. We used to tear LEGO apart and rebuild it into something new over and over again, but today it often sits on a shelf. The video explores how boredom can spark creativity. Give it a watch below and let me know if it strikes a chord. We’ve been loving making these mini videos and our podcasts, and we’ve been fortunate to help a number of clients in this medium too. If you’re curious about podcasts or video content for your brand or business, we’d love to help. First, is it even right for you? If it is, what will you talk about, and who do you want to see it? I’m super passionate about this, and if it’s something you’d like to explore, I’d be happy to have a chat, no strings attached. Have a great November. Dane Tatana CEO ![]() In this video I look at what’s changed: LEGO’s record growth, the rise of adult display sets, and how phones, social media and AI mean we never have to be bored any more. Then I get into why that’s a problem, because research suggests boredom is where creative ideas come from. Plus, three practical tools for teams and leaders who want to spend less time in “doing mode” and more time thinking. 01 - Awards![]()
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Dane Tatana
CEO
Dane is the CEO and co-owner of Journey, with global responsibility across the Auckland and London studios. With over twenty years as a customer experience strategist, he has led transformation and CX programmes for enterprise clients across Europe, the Middle East, North America and Australasia, in sectors ranging from aviation and financial services to healthcare and life sciences. He remains directly involved in the strategy and delivery of Journey's most complex engagements.




