by liliane_grace | Jan 10, 2020 | Mastery
I’m reading an article by Bill Gammage, who at the time of writing was an adjunct professor in the Humanities Research Centre of the Australian National University and author of prize-winning book, The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia. I...
by liliane_grace | Jan 28, 2019 | Mastery
Society gives us lots of messages about laws and rules: we’re supposed to obey the laws of the land and parent and school and workplace rules, we’re warned of the dangers of anarchy, we are increasingly ‘politically correct’… but we are often inspired and encouraged...
by liliane_grace | Jan 15, 2019 | Mastery
Toward the end of last year I began thinking about recommitting to the old ‘Top 6 or 7 For Success’ formula. I’ve heard it so many times: all the successful people make a list of their top priorities and then do those first, before tackling anything else, and that’s...
by liliane_grace | Nov 12, 2018 | Mastery
Melbourne is shocked by the apparently random death of Sisto Malaspina of Pellegrini’s café in Bourke Street – murdered in the course of trying to help someone. Coming to grips with this shocking event reminds me of the process I went through in trying to understand...
by liliane_grace | Sep 24, 2018 | Mastery
Following the debacle in Australian federal politics over the last few years, and particularly the last couple of months – and now we have a crisis in the ABC – it occurs to me that a refreshing change would be national leadership via principles rather than...
by liliane_grace | May 31, 2018 | Mastery
I was walking Sammy and Coco, our two Maltese Shitsu dogs, in my new suburb and heading toward my favourite street, a lane that borders paddocks, when they were attacked by two bulldogs that came hurtling out of a driveway, barking aggressively. I...
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