Little Red Riding Hood stuttered, “G-g-g-grandma, why are your ears so long?”

The ugly wolf groaned, “My dear it is that I can hear you better!”

Many things happen, we behave unpredictable and in this chaotic world we miss out on the wolves and the cherries on the cake. We live in the most challenging times ever, the fourth revolution, the virus and many changes in our lives. Many losses and suffering …

We must surround ourselves with others different from ourselves. Need to understand the bigger picture, to touch hearts and put things together differently will beat the wolves and put the cherries on the cake. 

A few winners will emerge. The winner will be those that can think creatively better than others and be able to capture hearts working with people.

A generalist by putting business, technology with humanity together with strategy sessions, public speaking and business stories.

Technically educated, worked and managed in the hard mining industry in South Africa, Australia Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Peru and USA. Then MBA lecturer for Open University (UK) on strategy and innovation for many years. Studied psychology of group behaviour and the top speaking award from Toastmasters International. Boosted writing skills with studying short story writing and more than a hundred short stories.

Led many companies on the strategy road, public speaking for many events including several graduation ceremonies and session leader for the Governor-General of Canada. 

A writer of business fables.

A Jack of all Trades, lecturer, company director, mentor and innovator, runs far and fast while writing business story novellas, science fiction, horror and love stories.