Why Your Room Needs a New Red Chair
By: Laura Bennett
PERSPECTIVE: “a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something; a point of view.” Read more
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Why Open-Plan Offices Aren't Working – and What to Do About It
By: Michael McQueen
Recent decades have seen scores of offices embrace an open-plan format – as many as 70% of all workplaces.
The rationale for doing away with doors and walls was clear: by bringing down the barriers that divided us, greater collaboration, communication and cohesion would result. In addition, a more flexible and fluid office layout would suit an increasingly mobile and transient workplace.
Or so we thought. Read more
A Conversation About Mental Health with Libby Trickett
By: Duncan Robinson
Libby Trickett has been at the very pinnacle of sports, having represented her country at three Olympic games.
She has won multiple gold medals and is a five time world record holder. She is a married mum now, and at one of the most joyous times of life – she experienced significant depression. Read more
Not Just Women: Childlessness Cuts Men up Too
By: Sheridan Voysey
Childlessness isn’t just a ‘female’ thing. It cuts a man up too. Read more
Grief in Trials
By: Duncan Robinson
There needs to be trials and troubles that befall you. Without a doubt we can make a case based on scripture that trials and troubles will beset you in life. I was really struck by this passage… Read more
The Need for Mentoring
By: Kevin Conklin | Focus On The Family
Mentoring is a popular word, but it’s been around a long time. Many write about it (like me right now), and speak on it, and even have conferences on it.
There are different types of mentoring (professional, personal, spiritual, marriage, parenting, etc.), but I’d like to take a couple minutes of your valuable time and write about the need to have ongoing mentors in your life, as well as being a mentor to someone who can use what you have. Read more
Getting Into the Zone When Working from Home
By: Michael McQueen
We all know the feeling of being in a rut when motivation eludes us and the gravity of inertia feels too great to shrug off. There’s a pile of work to do but you can’t seem to summon the energy or will to get off and go. Read more
Healing a Divided Australia: Advice from a Professional Peacemaker
By: Clare Bruce
If there’s one expert Australia needs to hear from right now in the heat of painful national debates, it’s a Peacemaker. Read more
When the Calling Isn’t
By: Duncan Robinson
“a strong desire to spend your life doing a certain kind of work” Read more
Grace That is Greater
At a very low point in Sally Graham’s life, she felt trapped, and she felt the only way out was to kill her abusive husband. Read more