You Cannot Be Australian and an Anti-semite
The tragedy on Bondi Beach is not just another incident. It is a warning to all of us that antisemitism is not a policy issue but a moral one. If we do not confront hate, we enable it to grow. […]
Author: Grace Senga
Posts by Grace Senga
Reputation Is Built in the Final 10 Percent
When Henry Kissinger asked, “Is this the best you can do?” he wasn’t testing talent. He was training for ownership. Excellence does not stop at the first draft. It lives in the rewrites and in the resolve to not delegate your thinking. […]
The True Spirit of the Festive Season
The festive season brings joy for some, but for many it heightens feelings of loneliness and disconnection. As young leaders, we can change that by looking for those without a place or community and inviting them in. A small act of belonging can transform how someone experiences the festive season. […]
Rebuilding from Nothing: A Father’s Leadership Lessons
During the Lebanese Civil War, my father lost everything–projects, cash, and property–yet rebuilt his business through candour and earned confidence. His bold request for upfront funding succeeded because he had already demonstrated reliability. These leadership lessons remind young leaders that character and courage create opportunity. […]
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When Disputes Derail Dreams
Old Farmer Smith’s story is a reminder of how easily small disputes can consume our attention. Litigation can drain not only money, time, and energy, but also the mental space young leaders need most. Protecting your headspace may be one of the most important leadership decisions you make. […]
Where Are We on the Wheel of History?
The rise and fall of civilisations follow a familiar cycle–ambition gives way to comfort, and comfort to decline. Western society stands at a turning point. Understanding our place in this historical arc may be the first step to renewal. […]
The Courage to Think Differently
Rules serve a purpose, but so does judgment. Leadership begins when you assess a situation with clarity and courage–even if the sign says “don’t.” The keyword leadership anchors the idea that initiative sometimes requires stepping beyond boundaries. […]
Reclaim Your Self-Worth
Sometimes, the loudest ghosts live in our own minds. This poignant tale reveals how guilt and unresolved grief can masquerade as truth. To move forward, we must challenge the stories we tell ourselves about who we are–and what we deserve. […]
Why I Travel: A Conversation on Ambition and Fatherhood
When my son asked why I travel, I gave him the truth: not for the family, but for myself. Ambition is about personal fulfilment–but when embraced with clarity, it enriches those we love, not detracts from them. […]
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