In 1966, inspired by my wife Lynda’s love and support, I finally decided to sacrifice the good times and go back to high school and study to complete my Year-12 certificate so I could get back into university to study law. This was one of the toughest decisions of my...

In September 1956, when I was 10 years old, political turmoil and violence erupted in Ceylon, forcing us to abandon our homeland. Within three weeks of the surge in fighting that filled our streets, my father had packed up our entire belongings in a few suitcases, withdrawn from his law...

For years, I couldn’t understand why I ended up in child care. That mystery was finally solved when the penny dropped: this was a calling. One of my advisory is Tom Mould AO, who is the current Australian Chairman of  Duke of Edinburgh Awards Australia, and is also the chairman...

Through the constant application of the ABC/123 formula for success and through application of energy, emotion and excitement to visualise my goals, I had attracted success into my life on so many levels: a career in law, real estate abundance from my learnings with Tom, a connection to my musical...

As my business opportunities grew, so too did the stakes and the politics, inside and outside the law firm. While many will tell you to stop, take stock and be prudent with expansion, the other side of the argument is that by stopping growth, you risk taking on a new...

I’ve never been one to dwell on the past. Like the wake behind a speeding boat, it’s already behind you: gone, unchangeable and no longer steering your course. What matters is what lies ahead. In business and in life, I’ve found that the most significant challenges aren’t obstacles, they’re gateways....