Tag Archive - Hong Kong

The Sunday Summary [11-29]

This week was my first week back in Australia and at work. It’s felt a tad unusual coming back, and working out what’s happened in my absence. Continue Reading…

The Sunday Summary [11-28]

Well, I’ve been back in Australia for four days now, and I’m not quite back into the swing of things… I think that tomorrow back at work should help, but I fear that I’m going to be swamped with a tonne of work and requests…

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The Sunday Summary [11-27]

Monday was the last day for my sister Anna and brother-in-law Arthur in Hong Kong before they shipped out to London and Europe, so the majority of the day was spent taking care of final bits and pieces for them. We headed to the General Post Office in Central so that they could send a few bulky items back to Australia, cutting down on their travel luggage. Next stop was Cheung Hing Tailor for Arthur to try on his tailor made suit and trousers, which needed a slight lengthening. I decided to take advantage of getting measured up for another suit and some trousers, which fit better, and are cheaper than street bought suits and clothes… We took in a late lunch at Crystal Jade Xio Long Bao in Causeway Bay before heading back home for them to pack and head off to the airport. At night with just the three of us, we wandered around the streets of Causeway Bay to find a place to eat, we ended up at a very busy little Hong Kong Cafe which serves a variety of foods. I ate tomato & beef with fried egg rice and drank a very tasty and refreshing tangerine with honey and lemon, served in a wine cariff…
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A quick snap of a Bentley as it passed by in the street. I reckon he’d roll in that, or a Rolls Royce Phantom…

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Learning leadership by walking

During my time in Hong Kong I’ve subtly learnt about leadership by means of a strange method: walking…

As I’ve wandered many a street with my family, a pack of 5 people, different people have led, or directed where we were going, and the different styles have made me realise that they are a style of leadership, and that I can learn from them.
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