We live in an era overflowing with information. If you have a problem, an answer is seconds away. You can search Google, prompt an AI model, or scroll through hundreds of expert threads. We have access to more advice than any generation in human history—yet people,...
None of us plans for the phone call that changes everything. Sometimes it is a diagnosis. Sometimes it is the sudden loss of someone we love. In the business world, it often may be redundancy, financial collapse, a failed venture, or the quiet realization that the...
What if we’ve been thinking about leadership the wrong way? For decades, leadership has been defined by vision, strategy, decision-making, performance targets, and accountability. While these remain critical, a fundamental question often gets overlooked: What happens...
There is a question about secondary education that we rarely seem to ask with sufficient urgency. How big is too big? We are not thinking in terms of balance sheets or operational efficiencies, nor in terms of how many science laboratories can fit onto a single...
We live in a culture that elevates the solitary hero. From early childhood, we are fed a steady diet of slogans designed to celebrate individual achievement: “Be self-reliant,” “Stand on your own two feet,” “Solve your own problems,” and “Don’t depend on...
What if we changed the narrative about our country? After almost 50 years in education, mentoring young people, and developing communities, I believe New Zealand’s greatest untapped resource is within our people—not beneath our land or surrounding our shores. Too...
