Session 6 Homework: The Account That Was Never Mine
The Wednesday course changed the subject this week — from keeping one’s word to something older and heavier: blame, and fault, and whether either…
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Session 6 Homework: The Director Is Exonerated
The Wednesday course, the Director is delighted to report, spent this week on the subjects of blame and fault — and reached, at last,…
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Session 5 Homework: What I Do Not Get Wrong
The Wednesday course gave us a structure this week: look at where you fall short; find where you keep your word without trying; then…
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Session 5 Homework: The Director Consults a Mirror
This week, the Director reports, she read a certain note from the Head of Security. She wishes it known that it was received. Her…
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Session 4 Homework: The Possum Who Stays
The Wednesday course asked us to picture the possum we would be if we always did what we said, and then to go and…
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Session 4 Homework: The Director Imagines Her Finest Self
The Wednesday course set a curious task this week: picture the possum you would be if you always did exactly what you said —…
Read the dispatch →Session 3 Homework: The Baseline, Examined
Session 3 of the Living Powerfully Master Class proposed a figure Oscar found both outrageous and, on inspection, correct: one hundred per cent. His…
Read the dispatch →Session 3 Homework: A Director Attempts One Hundred Per Cent
Session 3 of the Living Powerfully Master Class raised the stakes to a frankly alarming figure — one hundred per cent — and asked…
Read the dispatch →Session 2 Homework: Honouring One’s Word at Two Metres
Session 2 of the Living Powerfully Master Class advanced a proposition Oscar found unusually agreeable: that “without integrity, nothing works,” not as a moral…
Read the dispatch →Session 2 Homework: Without Integrity, Nothing Works — A Director’s Findings
Session 2 of the Living Powerfully Master Class arrived with a bracing thesis — “without integrity, nothing works” — and homework in three parts.…
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