It’s probably now not a shock when I say that I don’t want this place (or my life) to be stuffy and excessively corporate. I’m not sure you can achieve true happiness in life, when you spend forty hours or more a week, pretending to be something adjacent to the real you. We have a history of prioritising our corporate lives and profits over real relationships, wellness and even our children. I’m not a charity, and fully agree that there is important work to be done. I’d even argue that this can be a great source of satisfaction in ones life. What I’m suggesting though, is that there is more to life than just that.