Society and History
My uncle’s books
A couple of years ago, after my uncle passed away I inherited Dad’s side of the family’s books. These were the pre-Bond, post-Biggles boys’ own
30 April 2015
Blog
Society and History
No mistakes, only biscuit nirvana awaiting
Ah, the days of doors that couldn’t be opened by an ever-curious toddler. If this week’s been any indication, those days are numbered, as Master G
29 April 2015
Society and History
Lessons from Master G: “Ish ok Dad”
You learn much from life every day, but fewer lessons I’ve been taught have been as gratefully received. “Ish ok Dad.”
21 April 2015
Leadership
What school drop-off taught me about servant leadership
I have learned, I hope, much from watching those whose leadership is a lived reality. Some of the most important lessons I’ve learned on leadership were
1 April 2015
Reviewed
Why Quinn’s Post matters
I wonder if it says more about me than many that I can better describe the key landmarks on the battlefields of Gettsyburg and Antietam
26 March 2015
Sport
Two from eleven tipped four years ago
Such are the prognostications of armchair selectors, four years ago I boldly predicted the starting XI of the Australian test team for this test summer
26 March 2015
Society and History
Why quiet has become quite all right
There is ‘noise’ – and there is sound – and the lesson I’ve learned is that they symbolise how life continues to change.
30 September 2013
Social and Media
Packer v Murdoch – the story behind the story
This week I listened to Mediaweek Australia’s podcast chat with the writer and director of the recent TV show, Packer v Murdoch.
27 September 2013
Leadership
Leadership: Up to your shoe laces
Recently I came across this piece from @michelhogan on Smart Company about the importance of shoe laces. Really. You should read it, as I reckon it’s
23 September 2013