"Look for fuel, and sometimes you need to change where you're getting it from, and the people around you can take away our fuel."
Today I am speaking with Laura Lee, one of the founding members, and CEO, of Maggie's, a network of centres that offers social, psychological, and  professional support for those diagnosed with cancer, and their families.
Laura for me is the archetypal servant-leader. She is clear on the vision, fully versed in what is at stake for those whose world is torn asunder from a cancer diagnosis, and driven by deep collaboration and mutual respect. The transformative impact of literal architecture infuses this entire conversation, as do the ways in which Laura herself makes time and space for, rest, respite and contemplation.
Without further ado, I bring you Laura Lee.
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