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Cultivated is a small British publisher and studio. Books, films, letters, workshops and talks about making room for potential in people, ideas and work. Made in Winchester by Rob Lambert.
Before
the Stage
Five short videos and five guides. The part of a good talk that happens first.
A List of
Good Things
A free printed catalogue of things worth having, reading, watching, using and visiting.
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The regulars
Every SundayMeetingNotes The letter. One good idea, from my desk to yours. Join free → Every week · The Word at Work cul·ti·vate /ˈkʌltɪveɪt/ verb cultivate To tend, not to force. One word we use at work, where it came from, and what it says about how we work. Watch →
Every month · Studiothe department of interesting things
One ordinary object, turned into a method you can use at work.
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As it happens · Instagram@simplylambert
The making, as it happens. Notebooks, typewriters, photo walks.
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The essays
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An essay by Rob Lambert
A man called
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Ideas and value
The answer was in plain sight. It usually is.
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An essay by Rob Lambert
The space between the
BOXES
Communication
Most problems at work aren’t people problems.
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The archive
Every essay, free to read.
On ideas, work, learning and making. Start anywhere.
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Made by Rob Lambert, in Winchester.
Journalist, filmmaker, VP of Technology, VP of HR, Consultant, Educator. In every one of those roles, the work came back to the same thing: painting a picture of a better future, and helping people get there.
Cultivated is where that work lives now. The books, the films, the letters and the workshops, and the advisory work with teams who want to imagine more.
250+ workshops taught · 1,000+ initiatives in the portfolio
Start with what you’re doing
Studio
The members’ club. Every month, the Department of Interesting Things, plus essays just for members, seminars and a direct line to me.
Five percent of profit from the books, workshops and membership is given each year to Naomi House — the hospice caring for life-limited children and their families. Because every system should create value beyond profit.






