March 2025

My Unexpected Instagram Obsession One of my guilty pleasures is watching garbage trucks on Instagram (shout-out to @garbagetruckau and their 48,000 followers—I feel validated!). There’s something oddly satisfying about watching bins emptied with precision or—hilariously—not. But beyond entertainment, these reels sparked a deeper thought: AI in Health and Social Care: What’s in the Bin? In […]

A couple of weeks ago, I did something wildly ambitious (or wildly foolish, depending on how you look at it). I joined 160+ other slightly deranged individuals to tackle The Grand Traverse—a 32 km hike across Victoria’s stunning yet punishing alpine region, from Falls Creek to Mount Hotham. Nine hours and twenty-six minutes later, my

Some things take time. A long time. Sometimes, they take 6,000 miles’ worth of time, give or take a few muddy battlefields and an insurmountable number of blisters. Jim Collins’ Great by Choice talks about the 20-Mile March, a principle of steady, consistent effort over time. The idea is simple: progress isn’t about heroic sprints