Hello, and welcome to (and potentially welcome back to) the second edition of this monthly letter. As I outlined last month, my intention here is to be concise, sharing a curated group of items across 3 themes — Exploring an idea or concept, Inviting you to engage with a gathering…

Welcome to a monthly letter, from me to you… Hello, and welcome to the first edition of this monthly letter. I’ve been experimenting with newsletters for a few years, and am hoping that here you will find ways to connect with me, my life & work and the ideas and…

As leaders struggled to navigate a physically unavailable and disconnected workplace, COVID demanded Australia and the World find new ways of working and leading. That’s when we recognised a new way of leading was rapidly emerging, and threw ourselves into co-hosting online experiences for leaders, exploring ‘Leading in Isolation’. …

A verse for our time — I’m no poet, and yes, I know it. And yet I find myself inspired to write in an unfamiliar way, to offer a verse which I feel suits the day. For as I sit here I see both vast potential opportunity, and the very real threat of strife and calamity. …

Reflections on the role of venture capital in creating a better world, with VC Founder Hernan Haro. This article contains direct quotes from a conversation-interview with Hernan, followed by my reflective responses. The lack of access to capital and information is deeply unfair At the heart of equity is access…

These are the facts. This is what is happening — but told in a way that punches you in the heart. How many times do you hear a story that has this impact on you? A story that punches you in the heart. Not just a story that lands, provokes…

This question is both an invitation to explore, and the recognition of a boundary. It is both situational and strategic. It is about us, and it is about those we influence, inspire and impact. This prompt provides an opportunity to rise to meet, as well as to respect the limits…

Seeing the gaps between things. Understanding what links them. How the bonds form, and where relationships between things, entities and beings are created. Challenging yourself to continue to see these gaps is a really interesting notion, one that I was introduced to in a LunchClub meeting earlier this year by…

When do we learn? As we receive new knowledge? As we apply new knowledge? As we receive feedback on our application of knowledge? As we re-apply the knowledge? As we review and deepen our understanding of the knowledge? All of those modes do have a place in the myriad of…