It’s not everyday I do an ‘Inspiration over lunch’ piece. Indeed, it has been a while since I’ve hit publish on a post and possibly, it’ll be another while before a new one gets written. A focus of quality rather
Squinting at the sign-posts while sweating under the January heat, I rushed through Santiago airport back in 2013 as I arrived for what would become an eleven month stint. What lay ahead for me was a mixture of adventure, random interactions and of
Recently I wrote a post entitled ‘Reading is believing‘. Basically, I highlighted the fact there are several books in my life that I’ve read which have made a huge impact on me both personally and professionally. After a hard slog,
There have been a few points in my life where I’ve become so overwhelmed by particular decisions that I’ve avoided making them at all. I bottled it for fear of failure, too much stress and naturally, over-thinking what other people
“I used to live in Chile” is the line I frequently spout out when the subject of travel comes up in conversation. It’s usually followed by the questions ‘Why Chile?’ and more often than not met with the
“Make the person in front of you feel like the most important person in the world” were his chosen words of inspiration when I had the opportunity to interview Pat Divilly this week. With the perfect setting of inspirational vision
I was fortunate enough to grow up in a household where entrepreneurship was at the centre of everything. As a 6 year old, I would do my own washing, make a snack and could probably have stayed home alone if
In less than 24 hours, the name Conor McGregor has become a worldwide trend. Thousands of well-wishes and even more memes have flooded the internet across Ireland and the US in particular as the UFC Champion achieved what he set out
The last few months have been rather manic and so, my appearance at Blogger events has been limited. Moving myself from work to grocery shopping to bed alone seems be taking up most of my time allowing only the odd moment to