This is what I’m doing NOW (October 2021)
(Inspired by Derek Sivers and Graham Allcott)
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With a refreshed fresh book structure for ‘Wild Waters – a route map for good leaders in bad trouble’, extending the focus to include third sector Chairs and boards as well as CEOs. With 44,000 words, the manuscript is now three quarters of the way to completion and my dream now is to find a publisher who will help me edit and design it so I can bring its 101 nuggets of advice to the third sector leaders who urgently need it.
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Assisting Fairtrade International to implement Human Rights and Environment Due Diligence practices globally.
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'The Generosity Tree' Now getting to the prototyping stage to test our proposition about growing generosity and gratitude; supported by u.lab 2x (three months from February leading to Global Forum mid June) which is a social transformation incubator offered by the Presencing Institute
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Coaching and supporting three senior charity leaders through turbulent times ('Wild waters' indeed)
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Enjoying being a member of the GAIT (Guild of Agents of Intentional Transformation) core team.
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With Patricia and Susanne, thinking about the 4th series of Live Well Die Wise virtual listening group.
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Helping to draft a volunteering policy for the International Association of Facilitators global board.
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Joining the free (at the mo) Spanish conversation 'fiestas' wonderfully offered by Memrise. Want to join? Let me know. Watching German and French news to be up to date with what going on and to take me a few steps closer to my lifetime ambition of being multilingual (still a long way to go).
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Completed installation of 1000 litre water butts in my garden and completed my new shed roof (with the much advice from my most helpful neighbour JC). Now enjoying looking at it.
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Still enjoying the though of having completed the Allgäu Triathlon in southern Germany in August. Swim 1.5 Bike 42 run 10. I came 734 out of 742 - a major result as I was aiming not to be last.
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After five years of trying, made it Seaford and back without breaking down on my 1968 BSA D14 motorbike
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Continuing on an inner journey to gain insight into why I am painfully provoked by some things I see and hear.