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Setbacks are not a sign of personal failure; they are opportunities for growth and transformation. Here are ways to help you bounce back from them.
As the countdown to a new year begins, the air is charged with the anticipation of fresh starts and the promise of new opportunities.
Do you know what gratitude is? Gratitude is the warm embrace of life’s little joys, the silent recognition of the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary.
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In Episode 6 of the ‘Life After Law’ podcast, Amy from Monash Law interviews Rugare Gomo.
Courage & Vulnerability
How a 16 year old from Zimbabwe became a global high performance coach
How did I, as a 16-year-old from a very small city in Mutare, Zimbabwe come to live in Australia by myself and become a successful high performance coach, lawyer and humanitarian?
Empowerment
How I reclaimed my full power
A few years ago, I took on creating the ‘Black Australian Model’ project. Being told you should become a lawyer, engineer or doctor is typical of migrant parents. But some migrants desire to become fashion designers, film makers and directors. So I created this project to inspire migrants to pursue their passion for the creative arts.
Leaving a legacy is something we don’t often consider. Sometimes we can have limiting beliefs around being worthless, not good enough – not able to leave something significant after we’re gone.
In a predominantly white corporate landscape, Australia’s legal profession can be a daunting place for those who don’t necessarily fit the preconceived mould. How best, then, can one identify one’s place as a lawyer?