Office Archetypes
The workplace is the perfect place for people-watching. Complex interpersonal dynamics play out during the 9-5, and distinct personalities jostle for air space. With over 14 years in the shared…
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The Product of Unproductivity
“Every artist has lost their audience and therefore the income stream they normally generate for themselves. This industry is on the brink of collapse.” Richard Roxburgh Australia’s arts and cultural…
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Theme: Productivity
Two months in, and the WFH (working-from-home) novelty is wearing off. Sure, there’s no early morning commute and no need to do your hair, but there’s also no clear rhythm,…
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The Point of Purpose
“You live as if you were destined to live forever, no thought of your frailty ever enters your head, of how much time has already gone by you take no…
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Local Heroes
On 12 January this year, NOMAD restaurant and head chef Jacqui Chalinor brought together more than 50 of the best chefs and restaurants in Sydney to raise $150,000 for ‘Cook…
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In Pursuit of Purpose
If aimless and sameness describe your workday and you’re finding it difficult to distinguish between weekdays and weekends, join the COVID club! Here’s a line-up of purposeful viewing, absorbing reads…
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Theme: On Purpose
With the usual rhythms of our lives dramatically disrupted (by COVID-19), this month we dig a little deeper into the point of purpose. What gives us meaning? Drive? Happiness? When…
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Check your Purpose Pulse
It’s week six of lockdown. Needless to say, the novelty has well and truly worn off. We’ve swapped our schedules for sourdough starters and our days are no longer defined…
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Make Your Mark
The most urgent and complicated question we could ever ask ourselves is, Who am I? And there is no better time than now, with the outside world quieter than ever,…
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Connect and carry on
If every cloud has a silver lining, then every global pandemic virus has got to have its perks… right? We’ve seen dolphins re-appearing in Venice’s canals, coal consumption cuts in…
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