John’s story begins at his birth just 2 weeks after his parents and 3 older siblings had arrived in Toronto, Canada. Having liquidated all of their life in war-torn Vietnam, John’s parents had moved the family across the world to start a new life “for the betterment of the next generation”.
E-Commerce Coach and Community Builder, Ann Sieg, for whom family & business is a natural combination. Taking pride of place in her office is a pair of knitted Christmas Bells her grandmother taught her to knit them when she was just eight years old. Ann’s mother suggested she knit a few more sell them to the neighbours. That was her first taste of entrepreneurship.
What is it that makes a family relocate to the other side of the world? It turns out that the move was the culmination of a 20-year journey and a leap of faith. Tracey and her husband were both born to families that travelled a lot through their work. They know the benefits that travel and new environments can bring and wanted their children to have the same experience.
It has been an interesting week, if you follow my podcast or heard my personal shortcast last weekend you will know that I took my son to start his new life in university housing last week and I am starting my new life as an ’empty-nester’. I have to say Read more
Today is the day on the show is Delora Guignion. She is the Mindsex Mentor. I know I’ve kept you waiting for this one. It’s a great interview and I’m going to make you wait just a little bit longer. The Lochness Running Festival This weekend was the Loch Ness running Read more