We recently held our Asia-Pacific Annual Conference in Brisbane. It was a great success as are all of our conferences but the most gratifying part of it for me was our launch of the Paul O’Byrne Cure for Cancer Foundation. Read more…
The Cherokee Indians, as is the case with all native people, use insightful stories to convey meaning and seek understanding of people and their behavior. One such story that the elders tell their children is about fighting wolves. They say that inside every person are two wolves constantly fighting. One of these wolves is an evil character who is angry, jealous, lazy, impatient, self-centered, egotistical, negative, irresponsible and unforgiving. The other wolf is loving, kind, generous, humble, caring, enterprising, positive and responsible. Typically, a child when told about this will ask “which wolf wins?” To which question the elder will answer “which ever one you feed.” Read more…