Kori Kanayama shares how she made the move from organisational consultancy to becoming a community chef. She is honest that pivoting was driven by the loss of her health, which forced her to reexamine the options for her career.

As a consultant, key ingredients are paying attention and to listening to the client. Whatever you are doing, the client has to be getting value. The effective consultant needs to get clear on what the client is seeking and do their best to support the client achieving the outcomes and outputs they want.

Laura Gates gives her personal insight on how she navigated grief following the loss of her sister.

"I work in Silicon Valley in the tech industry, but I've really had a wonderful experience working with all types of leaders from all types of backgrounds", Laura shares. "I am learning that grief changes its shape and its form over time."

Speaking about her sister, who lost her life suddenly, Laura is candid, "I don't want to replace her. I don't think I ever could replace her. There's a part of my life that will never be the same. I personally feel like I have gone on this transformational journey that I am not the person I was before this experience."

In Light, Stephen Light illuminates places through his work and the passion that he brings with it. He works across multicultural groups employing a systemic team relationship focus to solutions, and he also enjoys facilitating the creativity that stems from such diversity. Initially Stephen trained as a Scientist and found his way to caring about people. He has his own journey of discovery.