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Hear what Glenn Stone had to say
Earlier this year, Glenn Stone and his staff from Glenn Stone Insurance participated in the JOLT Challenge public program. We followed up with him a few months later. Here's what he had to say. We all very much enjoyed completing JOLT Challenge and I especially enjoyed the opportunity to interact with my staff away from the office. Continue reading →
Self & New Zealand: Who is a Kiwi?
The Rugby World Cup has come to an end but the rise in national pride that has overtaken the country remains. Where has this surge in Kiwi spirit come from? Is it rugby that makes us Kiwi? Or are we defined by our passions for pies, pavlova and L&P? Does the colour of our skin matter? What about our birthplace? Who you are in the context of New Zealand society. Continue reading →
Participants complete the last public program of 2012
“Our fabulously diverse group, what a pleasure it was to journey with them, hear their positive insights and see such changes in them.” - Sandie Hunt (Trainer) Three of the participants volunteered to share their experience by blogging their feelings, thoughts, insights and challenges weekly. Continue reading →
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Rugby World Cup 2011 – Triumph through adversity, the story of Aaron Cruden
"I think the key was expecting things to happen. If you hope for the best and don't prepare for it when adversity comes you're not ready for it. Everyone dug as deep as they can." – Richie McCaw What a sensational, nail biting victory it was over France. Continue reading →