In July, after seven years, it was time for our family to relocate back to Singapore from Phuket, Thailand. Our time in Phuket was incredible
Seven years to think about the polycrisis, some conclusions Read More »
Asia recorded its worst-ever April heat wave in 2023, with the heat continuing across the region in May. This is before El Niño starts
Climate Courage: get ready for wet bulb temperatures aka when it’s ‘too hot to live’ Read More »
Social media is a mess. It has become a destructive and divisive force in our societies, and its incredible potential has been squandered by bad actors.
The Social Leadership Manifesto, are you ready to take your place? Read More »
I’m always happy to celebrate IWD but I’ve got to tell you, after all these years attending or speaking at the events, with mostly just women in the room, I’m frustrated as hell
It’s International Women’s Day and I’m frustrated as hell Read More »
Welcome to year three, where I am compiling climate crisis information, which covers global heating, the waste crisis, biodiversity loss, the 6th mass extinction, greenwashing, and so much more.
What can I do to act on climate change? First job is knowledge Read More »
If you’re wrestling with the question: “What can I do to contribute to alleviating the climate crisis?”
“Uncommon Courage” by Andrea T. Edwards will inspire you to think deeply about yourself, positively impact your emotions, and define what truly matters to you.
Delighted with a five-star review for Uncommon Courage Read More »
“If you’re wrestling with the question: What can I do to contribute to alleviating the climate crisis? We have good news. The answer is: a lot.”
A big week, as I got the book – Uncommon Courage – released into the world. It’s such an interesting experience launching a book, especially one as vulnerable as this.
#58 Weekend reads – big focus launching Uncommon Courage, but I still read Read More »
At the end of 2012, I came to the conclusion that I was too early trying to establish a business that offered content marketing in the Asia Pacific region – after years of trying – but timing is everything and I got my timing wrong.
Why it’s OK to go backwards in your career to ensure you keep moving forward Read More »
