With 31 March fast approaching its time to check you’re ready…. Q2’s Business Checklist: Strategic business plan in writing for next 12 months? Is your business continuance plan still realistic and known to all staff? Financial and cashflow forecasts prepared for next 12 months? Pricing (and costings) reviewed or updated?… Read More
Continue ReadingMost of us have experienced the euphoria of falling in love, and the grief of falling out of love. Common advice to those trying to save an important relationship is “fake it until you make it” – in other words, act as loving and as thoughtful as you can… Read More
Continue ReadingThis week I want to talk about courage. Courage is defined as “the ability to do something that frightens one” and “strength in the face of pain or grief”. Over the past week we have witnessed real courage in Ukraine where people are fighting for their country and homeland. Men… Read More
Continue ReadingWe like to believe that we are “in control”. However, You’ve booked your flight but wake up sick and can’t travel, or A car hits you on the pedestrian crossing outside the airport, or You are seated next to a Covid infected person and consequently suffer long Covid, or Your… Read More
Continue ReadingWe’re six weeks into 2022 and much has happened since my last blog in December 2021. I had a beautiful extended summer break in Turangi, with stunning weather My husband and I sold our Grey Lynn home and moved to Mt Wellington, requiring much packing and unpacking, as well as… Read More
Continue ReadingIt’s been an interesting week. The National Party has a new leader and we learned that the Government ignored expert Covid advice and fumbled implementation. First off – the Ministry of Health advised that the hard Auckland border had no justification once NZ moved into the new “traffic light” framework… Read More
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