Category Archives: NLP

In your busy life, with so much to remember, image if you could choose just one word to change your life at any moment and to help you create the life you are proud of in the year ahead? Three times in one day I was reminded of what this simple little word might be and I tried it on to see how profound it could be. Find out why it will improve your life, where it came from, how to use it and what to do if you start to fade a little in the year ahead. See yourself achieving even more of what you want in the year ahead, it’s one word that counts for you to feel your very best.

At what stage do most people take a serious look at superannuation, longevity and future lifestyle? My answer? When it’s generally too late to do anything meaningful to preserve one’s dignity. In July 2011 The Australian newspaper reported that a $500,000 superannuation nest egg was insufficient if you chose to live comfortably, retired at 65 […]

So often I am asked how do you know if the time is right to leave employment and start your own business?  I wish I had the answer to this.  It may have prevented me from literally living off the top ups on my credit card in the early 1990’s, something I will never do […]

In 1960 a young migrant couple from Europe were married in Sydney. In these times it was customary to ask a man who you looked up to and who you thought could lead and support you in times of need to be your Best Man. A Best Man was not your closest buddy who knew […]

One of my most treasured friends is going through a crisis of self awareness that the moment. She is exhausted, her adrenals are shot and life is tossing her in all directions. Many of her friends are concerned. The reason for their concern is that they have always seen her as the one you could […]

Every since the 1980’s I have created a habit of looking at a new retail store and rating how long it will be open for. Each time I do this I cringe at the thought of what I am doing and at the same time I can hardly help myself. There is also a sense […]

Enlightening, humbling and numbing are the words I would use to describe the recent insight I was given into the extent of abuse relating to women in Australia. Through my involvement with “The Little Black Dress Group” and Janine Garner I attended a boardroom lunch with Elizabeth Broderick, Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner. The statistic discussed […]