This article was originally published on B&T. Digital is now firmly ensconced into Australian organisations. According to research, 98 per cent of business leaders believe it is important to their organisation’s success. So, why are so many Australian companies struggling … Continue reading
This article was originally published on B&T. With the accusation that the ‘big four’ consulting firms are confusing the market by misunderstanding digital strategy, the need for business leaders to know what digital transformation means is more imperative than ever. The C-Suite … Continue reading
Using cloth nappies instead of disposables isn’t hard. If you need some incentive or want some back ground on why we chose cloth read my post Why are disposable nappies the norm? This post outlines what worked for us and … Continue reading
Being a new parent is unpredictable. Trying to keep up with the changes your little one is making is tough. How many feeds should they now be having, are they getting enough sleep, is that noise healthy, is that rash … Continue reading
Apparently most people pick the poo. Having recently stepped into the parenting world, means that I have also become that lady with a pram. ‘Sorry’, ‘excuse me’, ‘could you please just move your chair over a little bit so I … Continue reading
Last year I made a resolution that I would only read books in Spanish. I had just moved to Mexico and was determined to perfect the Spanish language. The goal of only reading Spanish books was a big one, but … Continue reading
Yesterday I was walking past a news stand in Mexico City. The type that has the front covers of the days newspapers out on show for you to peruse as you pass by. One headline was about a man that … Continue reading
When you are a kid you pretty much look at someone, throw them the ball and you are friends. Its a done deal. Another little person has entered your life who you can laugh with, play with and cry with. The process of forming relationships is simple and easy. … Continue reading
I remember the first time I went to Thailand, back in 2003, I was chatting with a Thai man, and when I said I was from Australia the first thing he said to me was ‘ all I know about … Continue reading
All my life I have found it easy to speak up. Whether it be in the classroom, at the dinner table, at a conference or in a meeting room. I found talking easy – asking questions, expressing opinions, telling stories. … Continue reading
Sarah Försterling 