Over the Covid19 shutdown, I found myself re-thinking many elements of my life. This has caused me to make some major decisions about where I wish to live, who I wish to surround myself with, and how I wish to honour not only my clients, but myself even more. After many conversations, I know many of you have also taken this time to re-think how you will navigate your lives as you move forward.

Queues, wait time, protocols, guidelines…These words have become part of our new-normal. With these types of necessary restrictions placed on us, it can be easy to get annoyed, frustrated and fault-find when our life has been disrupted.

Click. Click. Have you just paid someone up to $200,000 for taking their photo?

What if our privacy is breached without us knowing? Subsequently discovering images, content or comments of ourselves online that we never placed there. 

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In our team environment, we are leaders and teams that move around the space, engaged with each other and students, taking both verbal and non-verbal communication cues from each other.

We have been in a cocoon-like state. We have been wrapped in a protective ‘bubble’. Inside this bubble, we have brought our nearest and dearest. We have cried, fought, laughed, created and loved. The outside world was there, but somewhat distant in both a physical and metaphorical sense.