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Power & passion

“Nature’s job: to shift things elsewhere, to transform them, to pick them up and move them here and there. Constant alteration. But not to worry: there’s nothing new here. Everything is familiar. Even the proportions are unchanged.” – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

Nearly a year ago, I landed in Sydney and was greeted by some enthusiastic and passionate women whom I grew close with in the days that followed. As we took part in the journey of visiting the

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