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Who inspires you?
For me it’s my daughters Alice and
Jenni. We all need a purpose in our
lives. I know both my girls have
experienced sexism and forms of abuse
in their lives. It angers me and has
forced me to self-inspect my own
behaviours when growing up. This in
many ways have been very helpful. My
girls experiences inspire me to make
the invisible, visible, especially when
working with boys and men. I show a
picture of them at most trainings and
presentations I deliver. They are my
Why.
What is a typical day ?
Retirement from the police hasn’t
meant that I have slowed down. In
fact, I’m as busy as ever. I’m a bit of a
social media addict using it to extend
my learning and connect with likeminded
people. My day often starts
with some web surfing. Preparation is
important for me. I like to ensure my
content is bespoke and current. A lot of
my time is spent developing my
content to ensure those attending
trainings get the most from it.
How do you switch off from
work?
I sometimes find it hard to totally
switch off. There is so much going on
in the world that both upsets and
angers me.
I just want to develop conversations to
help others see the issues at play.
Walking the dog, running, skiing and
enjoying time with my wonderful wife
all excite me.
CCChat Magazine - Making the Invisible Visible