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How to Pasta

“Thank you for your request but the restaurant has the day off today”

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How to Time

“Is your time yours?” has become my opening question when meeting new people.

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How to Be Annoyed

Six months ago, I was overwhelmed by a constant sense of annoyance living in Portugal. Every little thing seemed to get under my skin.

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How to Portrait Mode

Walking the streets of Lisbon recently, a family of tourists asked me to take their photo in front of one of the many city lookout points.

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How to Cry

One minute he would be in tears and the next he would be laughing and playing with his toy cars.

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How to Family

A seed was humbly planted at the start of the year and what grew from it surpassed any expectations I may have had.

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How to Finance

To contrast that experience, a few weeks ago I was invited to a retreat in Southern Europe alongside a range of entrepreneurs and investors.

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How to LA

I have twenty years of experience driving and have driven in at least twenty countries and many more cities.

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How to Pigeon

This is not a reflection about pigeon, a common and comforting yoga pose.

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How to Art

Sitting for dinner, at a beachside resort in the South of Spain overlooking the Mediterranean, I was with a group of entrepreneurs last week.

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How to 15 Hours

After spending the last few months enjoying the Australian summer, and avoiding the North American winter

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How to Fiji

Imagine watching a boat speed away, leaving you behind, alone, on a tiny little island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. 

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