I used to be all about winning at everything I was involved with.
This approach has served me well in sport and in business.
But over time it has also come at a cost, mainly on my relationships.
I’ve realised that while sometimes it’s critical to win, often being a great participant is more important.
The end doesn’t always justify the means. Sometimes the means are the end.
Pondering life and the environment, I came to a realisation.
The natural order of things is to revert to equilibrium.
I like to do breathwork meditations while lying down in the sauna.
Capital allocation is a huge part of success in business.
We recently flew up to Wellington with my daughter, Flossie, to look at a pony that might be perfect for her next season.
Is an important measure of a parent's success that your kids love hanging out with you?
The other day, we dropped off Zara for her first day of high school in the morning and attended a friend’s child’s funeral in the afternoon.