Taking time off over Christmas?
Only a short break to recharge. I like to spend time thinking about the future and create space all January to give ideas room to grow.
Where’s your favourite place to head to relax?
For me it’s always about people and great conversations. If I can have that I’m happy.
The beach is always a special place too as looking out at the immensity of the ocean and watching waves roll is a gift in nigeria telemarketing database perspective of how big the world really is.
What are you most looking forward to for Christmas and what’s you favourite summer tradition?
Seeing my family in QLD. Thank you for open borders! And seafood and champagne.
3 books people should read over summer
Humankind – A hopeful history by Rutger Bregman.
It makes you rethink what you think to be true about humankind. It challenges common beliefs about the flawed nature of humanity and presents the case that we are created to collaborate and that at our core we are good.
We’ve seen lots of examples of this in 2021 and we certainly need to come together to solve the future challenges the world is facing.
Switch: How to Change when Change is Hard by Chip and Dan Heath.
I keep revisiting it as a reminder that the most challenging problems often have the most elegant and simple solutions.
Phosphorescence by Julia Baird.
There’s some great lessons and truths in learning to slow down in awe and wonder at the world around us. When we take a moment to reflect on the creativity we see in nature, in people, in art, music and science we are invigorated, inspired and hope stirs within us.