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21 20 I know taking advice is not necessarily a great strength of yours, but hold judgment, and you might just find something of use in this note. At this point in time, you simply cannot imagine the changes you will see and experience in the years ahead. So the ability to stay open to possibility, to take risks and to understand how to make good choices for yourself will be critical. Learning is going to be key — keep learning, be hungry to discover and use your knowledge to help navigate new opportunities. Learning will be fun. It will open up travel and job opportunities. You will also find your soul mate, and together you will find strength when things go wrong; and they will. Find time to nurture the relationships you have with those you love — they will be around for you for your whole life; others will come and go. There will be a number of key moments along the zigzag journey of your career that will be points of inflection and reflection. These instants will involve opportunities to change industries and direction (and in some cases, country). Ann Sherry has had an illustrious career spanning numerous industries from social work to finance. e Executive Chairman of Carnival Australia writes an inspiring letter to her younger self. Given the way the world is and will continue to change, consider the possibilities when they arise, and do not get overwhelmed by the status quo. Most people are risk-averse and resistant to major change; it is the way of the world. But you will have the opportunity to try new things; you can be unconstrained by convention. It might be hard, but take strength from being a woman in what is a very male world. Leadership will be a challenge for you as the models around you will seem old-fashioned — take heart and push ahead. There is no right way set in stone, and you will need to be true to yourself. You bring a different perspective that comes from your own unique experiences, and you bring a strong way of engaging with people to the table. It has value. The industries you will work in are going to be diverse, and roles you cannot yet imagine will open themselves up to you. To give you a sneak preview, government, banking and tourism are all on your horizon. Each industry and role will have its challenges and each will give you adventure and opportunity. Finally, some general tips: 1. Keep your sense of humour — you will need it 2. Keep centred — it is easy to take yourself too seriously as you climb the corporate ladder, and there will be lots of pressure to conform 3. Be courageous — you will have plenty of voices telling you not to rock the boat. If it needs rocking, rock it 4. Take people with you and treat them well — having great people around you is one of the secrets to success 5. Be curious — both inside the businesses you run/work in and externally 6. Have impact — you don’t get a second chance. And finally, don’t forget to enjoy and have fun. Much love, Ann Dear Ann... WITH HINDSIGHT BUSINESS BOOKS All or Nothing Mike McKinney Exisle Publishing In this insightful book on behaviour, psychologist and author Mike McKinney explores in depth the ‘all or nothing’ personality type. This type of person typically focuses on one core task, so much so that everything else is excluded. If this is you, how do you go about getting the best out of your personality? If this isn’t you, this book will help you to understand others better and get the best out of people of this nature. As McKinney points out, there are great rewards to being dedicated to specific areas of life; these people are often high achievers. However, it can cause burnout and to benefit mental and physical health, seeking a more balanced work–life approach is best. The Four Mindsets: How to Influence, Motivate, and Lead High Performance Teams Anna-Lucia Mackay Wiley Anna-Lucia Mackay’s bestselling leadership and management book is packed with tools, tips, actionable points and useful take-away points to ensure readers learn how to increase team performance in an encouraging and inspiring way. Touted as the simplest and quickest (and most cost- effective!) way to increase business productivity, performance and revenue, The Four Mindsets offers up-to-date, modern strategies and techniques being used by management around the globe. It’s useful format features chapter summaries and approaches that will not only change your management style, but influence those around you. Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business Gino Wickman BenBella Offering a new way to run your business, Traction details how the Entrepreneurial Operating System can be a method for business success. EOS is designed to help business leaders and entrepreneurs overcome frustrations like personnel conflict, profit issues and stunted growth and is used by more than 10,000 companies. Author Gino Wickham maintains this book will help to strengthen businesses into solid, well-run organisations through his practical, thoughtful method — created from firsthand experience to eliminate common business frustrations around control, people, profit, growth, and of course, traction. In the Company of Women Grace Bonney Hardie Grant A visually stunning book by the renowned editor of the Design*Sponge website, Grace Bonney, In the Company of Women is a collation of inspiring women entrepreneurs from around the world. This hardcover book features interviews with more than 100 creative female forces coupled with pages of fantastic original photography of their work and studios. Beyond its aesthetic exterior In the Company of Women holds plenty of practical advice that all businesspeople can utilise in their everyday — from how to get started, to the importance of forging your own path. The interviews detail creative and business rituals, offering tips and inspiration via its diverse subjects, who are from all kinds of industries, backgrounds, ages and nations. As featured in The CEO Magazine For more info visit theceomagazine.com START ME UP Jack Delosa educates and inspires the new breed of entrepreneur TELLING TALES: Content marketing made easy AW EDWARDS’ BRUCE EDWARDS RENAULT AUSTRALIA’S JUSTIN HOCEVAR TRANSPORT FOR NSW’S TIM REARDON NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION’S STEVE TEW NORCO CO-OPERATIVE’S BRETT KELLY HEMINGWAY’S CUBA: memories and mojitos Spotlight on EDUCATION Chasing the perfect storm in Canada High-tech healthcare DRIVING LEXUS’ LATEST: THE SPORTY GS F • TOP DROPS FOR WHEN SUMMER HEATS UP 4 8 hours in Amsterdam INSPIRING THE BUSINESS WORLD

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I know taking advice is not necessarily a great strength of yours, but hold judgment, and you might just find something of use in this note.

At this point in time, you simply cannot imagine the changes you will see and experience in the years ahead. So the ability to stay open to possibility, to take risks and to understand how to make good choices for yourself will be critical.

Learning is going to be key — keep learning, be hungry to discover and use your knowledge to help navigate new opportunities. Learning will be fun. It will open up travel and job opportunities. You will also find your soul mate, and together you will find strength when things go wrong; and they will. Find time to nurture the relationships you have with those you love — they will be around for you for your whole life; others will come and go.

There will be a number of key moments along the zigzag journey of your career that will be points of inflection and reflection. These instants will involve opportunities to change industries and direction (and in some cases, country).

Ann Sherry has had an illustrious career spanning numerous industries from social work to finance. The Executive Chairman of Carnival Australia writes an inspiring letter to her younger self.

Given the way the world is and will continue to change, consider the possibilities when they arise, and do not get overwhelmed by the status quo.

Most people are risk-averse and resistant to major change; it is the way of the world. But you will have the opportunity to try new things; you can be unconstrained by convention. It might be hard, but take strength from being a woman in what is a very male world. Leadership will be a challenge for you as the models around you will seem old-fashioned — take heart and push ahead. There is no right way set in stone, and you will need to be true to yourself. You bring a different perspective that comes from your own unique experiences, and you bring a strong way of engaging with people to the table. It has value.

The industries you will work in are going to be diverse, and roles you cannot yet imagine will open themselves up to you. To give you a sneak preview, government, banking and tourism are all on your horizon. Each industry and role will have its challenges and each will give you adventure and opportunity.

Finally, some general tips:

1. Keep your sense of humour — you will need it

2. Keep centred — it is easy to take yourself too seriously as you climb the corporate ladder, and there will be lots of pressure to conform

3. Be courageous — you will have plenty of voices telling you not to rock the boat. If it needs rocking, rock it

4. Take people with you and treat them well — having great people around you is one of the secrets to success

5. Be curious — both inside the businesses you run/work in and externally

6. Have impact — you don’t get a second chance.

And finally, don’t forget to enjoy and have fun.

Much love,

Ann

Dear Ann...

WITH HINDSIGHT BUSINESS BOOKS

All or Nothing

Mike McKinneyExisle Publishing

In this insightful book on behaviour, psychologist and author Mike McKinney explores in depth the ‘all or nothing’ personality type. This type of person typically focuses on one

core task, so much so that everything else is excluded. If this is you, how do you go about getting the best out of your personality? If this isn’t you, this book will help you to understand others better and get the best out of people of this nature. As McKinney points out, there are great rewards to being dedicated to specific areas of life; these people are often high achievers. However, it can cause burnout and to benefit mental and physical health, seeking a more balanced work–life approach is best.

The Four Mindsets: How to Influence, Motivate, and Lead High Performance Teams

Anna-Lucia MackayWiley

Anna-Lucia Mackay’s bestselling leadership and management book is packed with tools, tips, actionable points and useful take-away points to ensure readers learn how to increase team performance in an encouraging and inspiring way. Touted as the simplest and quickest (and most cost-effective!) way to increase business productivity, performance and revenue, The Four Mindsets offers up-to-date, modern strategies and techniques being used by management around the globe. It’s useful format features chapter summaries and approaches that will not only change your management style, but influence those around you.

Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business

Gino WickmanBenBella

Offering a new way to run your business, Traction details how the Entrepreneurial Operating System can be a method for

business success. EOS is designed to help business leaders and entrepreneurs overcome frustrations like personnel conflict, profit issues and stunted growth and is used by more than 10,000 companies. Author Gino Wickham maintains this book will help to strengthen businesses into solid, well-run organisations through his practical, thoughtful method — created from firsthand experience to eliminate common business frustrations around control, people, profit, growth, and of course, traction.

In the Company of Women

Grace BonneyHardie Grant

A visually stunning book by the renowned editor of the Design*Sponge website, Grace Bonney, In the Company of Women is a collation of inspiring women entrepreneurs from around the world. This hardcover book features interviews with more than 100 creative female forces coupled with pages of fantastic original photography of their work and studios. Beyond its aesthetic exterior In the Company of Women holds plenty of practical advice that all businesspeople can utilise in their everyday — from how to get started, to the importance of forging your own path. The interviews detail creative and business rituals, offering tips and inspiration via its diverse subjects, who are from all kinds of industries, backgrounds, ages and nations.

As featured in The CEO MagazineFor more info visit theceomagazine.com

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$19.95 incl. GST. Issue 65, January, 2017

START ME UPJack Delosa educates and inspires the new

breed of entrepreneur

TELLING TALES:Content marketing

made easy

AW EDWARDS’BRUCE EDWARDS

RENAULT AUSTRALIA’SJUSTIN HOCEVAR

TRANSPORT FOR NSW’STIM REARDON

NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION’S

STEVE TEW

NORCO CO-OPERATIVE’SBRETT KELLY

HEMINGWAY ’S CUBA:memories and mojitos

Spotlight onEDUCATION

Chasing the perfect storm in Canada

High-tech healthcare

DRIVING LEXUS’ LATEST: THE SPORTY GS F • TOP DROPS FOR WHEN SUMMER HEATS UP

48hours in Amsterdam

IN SPIRING T HE BU SINE S S W O RLD

IN SPIRING T HE BU SINE S S W O RLD

theceomagazine.com