#52 Weekend reads – one year of sharing knowledge
It’s 52 weeks of sharing my weekend reads and that’s gets a happy one year anniversary!! I have been so pleased by my community telling me they really value this content.
Climate
#51 Weekend reads – do we dare start to hope for the future?
Hope is a challenge for many these days, and there are a lot of reasons why hope is hard to come by. The relentlessness of the pandemic is certainly having its way, but so is government apathy towards the climate crisis.
#50 Weekend reads – celebrating life’s moments
It was my lovely husband’s birthday yesterday, April 16th! For his 50th birthday last year, we were in lockdown and he got a Zoom party. So this year, I was determined to celebrate his 50+1 birthday, but after a recent Covid19 outbreak, we had to postpone the celebrations again. Bummed!!
#49 Weekend reads – the relentlessness of Covid
A somber week with a third lockdown imminent, and do you know why? Because people decided it was a great idea to attend massive parties and they have turned into super spreading events
#48 Weekend reads – are you serving your community?
For the last year I have been inspired, devastated, and inspired again, especially witnessing so many amazing people doing so much to serve our community need in Phuket.
#47 Weekend reads – time to unleash the manbassadors
Last week I spoke about the need for the sisterhood to unite, this week, let’s talk about Manbassadors. What’s a manbassador?
#46 Weekend reads – it’s time for the sisterhood to unite
In Australia, we are seeing mass protests because women are being raped and sexually abused by those in the highest halls of power. In the UK a young lady was murdered walking home at night
Join the #Just10Percent movement and let’s create a new future
#Just10Percent is a way to create a new world. A world where dignity for all life is at the center of how we design our businesses and our lives.
#45 Weekend reads – other people’s business
One of the many things I talk about is how invested we seem to be in dissecting/gossiping/judging other people’s lives, and yet, how can we ever know the true story of the life of another?
Just another case of marketing really screwing women and children
You could not purchase any Nestle products because we were protesting the marketing of infant formula in developing countries.