Date: February 2010

It’s true. Twitter is addictive. I can attest to that because I can’t go a day without looking at it, sending numerous tweets and then racing to my google analytics account to see what the response is.

Over the years, I have had wondered how and why Qantas has remained so successful.

Last night I had dinner with owner and head designer of Kookai in Australia along with a group of people that were equally as inspiring at one of Melbourne’s hottest restaurants in Prahran, Fog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q349YczkqFk

Once again, you would have to be under a rock not to have heard the latest on Tiger Woods.

All I can say is … oh, dear.

Good morning, and thank you for joining me. Many of you in this room are my friends. Many of you in this room know me. Many of you have cheered for me or you’ve worked with me or you’ve supported me.

Having been in business now for 10 years, I certainly have had my fair share of employee attitudes.

 It goes with the territory and it goes with my training as a Manager and ultimately leader of the organisation.

“I will always love you” is my favourite Whitney Houston song. It still sends shivers down my spine. Only Celine Dion matches her spectacular voice. She is just amazing.

On a trip to the supermarket after work yesterday to buy a few groceries for dinner, I discovered something I wish I had not.

Every now and then I do a promotion just to see what the response is like. Today is one of those days.

I am addicted to twitter, facebook, sweet buscuits, Nutrient Water and Entourage. I can’t live without them and I am so absorbed in each of these things, that I fret when they are not accessible.