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… listening to Slow Productivity by Cal Newport. After reading author Kimberly Andrews’ recommendation on page 71, I gave this excellent book a go and it ’s really helped put things into perspective and changed the way I approach my days.
Hollywood baby boom, Romeo Beckham’s starring role, and wedding bells for Elizabeth Hurley She won accolades a few years ago for her score to the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s production of Hansel and Gretel. Now, at the APRA Silver Scroll...
Piri’s new purpose Piri Galbraith once dreamed of a high-flying corporate career in a big-city skyscraper. Instead, the path she forged has brought her right back to her whenua [land] and whānau in the small Hawke’s Bay town of...
‘There’s no stopping me now!’ As she celebrates turning 70, Suzanne Paul has taken a leaf out of supermodel Christie Brinkley’s book. “She said, ‘I think 70 is the new 40.’ And I’m thinking to myself, she’s right. Obviously, there are some...
‘Our biggest adventure yet!’ For many couples, the idea of working together is enough to test even the strongest relationship. But for Wilhelmina and Ben O’Keeffe, building a business together feels like the natural next step. Just eight...
Kiwi Dame’s 4000km charity trek Twenty-four years ago, Dame Catriona Williams’ life changed completely. Back then, she was one of New Zealand’s leading equestrians, heading for the Olympics. But when the horse she was riding at an event...
