I recently read an article about an Australian celebrity cancelling her performance which was going to be televised nationally during one of the most viewed events on TV in Australia. She had pulled the plug on her performance 30 seconds before she was due to walk out on stage due to an anxiety attack. She was apparently in a situation that brought a heated discussion about a conflict of interests between sponsors.

Over the last week, I have received way too many articles about new year’s resolutions, goal setting and every other synonym for achievement for the new year. They’re themed around intentions, chunking down long-term goals and in some cases, finding someone to hold you accountable. Here’s the problem though, none of them gets you to stop and look at what worked for you in the past. So, instead of spending

Misunderstood – This must be the most overused album name in the history of the professional music world. Being misunderstood is the most common breakdown of relationships, whether professional or personal. The neck-vein-inducing argument with your partner or the shirt collar boiling tension building at the office. Either way, they are always the direct result of a misunderstanding. Typically it’s on both sides of the equation. Why do we end

I don't know about you but, happy people give me the shits sometimes. There's something about it that seems fake and put on. We all know people like that. They're the ones who try to make everything you say or do some kind of jolly experience and beautiful life lesson. No matter what you do or say, they say "keep smiling!" For a long time I wondered what these 'silver-lining' people