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CONTENTS In this issue Cover Feature 22 BAKE NEWS The Christchurch siblings taking over the hospo biz Health & Beauty 28 GROWING WILD Dunedin’s Wild Dispensary takes us foraging 42 HIS & HERS The best new beauty Fashion 34 SOMETHING BLUE Add a personal touch to the big day with accessories 46 DESIGNER GOWNS Tanya Carlson’s stunning side hustle Home & Interiors 34 MOST WANTED What the Style team are coveting this month 50 CRIB LIFE A Karitane holiday home taking cues from camping Wedding Special 38 SUMMER SNAPSHOT Two top photographers tell us what they’re seeing this wedding season 44 THAT’S A WRAP Gift ideas for the big day 34 37 28 RESENE BLUE CHALK COLOURS OF THE MONTH THE BEST OF HOME, LIFE & FASHION Style is something unique to each of us. Each month, Style encapsulates what’s remarkable, exciting or emerging across the South Island and beyond. Be assured, the best of lifestyle, home, fashion, food and culture will always be in Style.
Building your Social Capital Every weekend, almost without exception, I spend a portion of my time planning for the week and month ahead. Sometimes it’s a fairly clinical exercise: confirming appointments, researching different market indicators, prepping for oneon-one sessions and working on our company’s goals and direction. Sounds straightforward and it is, but at other times it requires a much deeper overview because when you’ve been doing things for a very long time it’s easy to keep doing them the same way without question. I like to counter this by venturing down rabbit holes looking at new ways of applying different creative processes to the business. There’s always so much to learn or relearn and, being curious by nature, I sometimes start with the simplest of concepts. Here’s one that began with a TED Talk by Margaret Heffernan, a Professor of Practice at the University of Bath School of Management. One of the presentation’s main focus areas was Social Capital. Social Capital is all about relationships. It enables people to work together as a team rather than as isolated individuals chasing their own goals. It powers up sports teams and companies alike. An easy explanation given by Professor Heffernan was: “it’s the mortar rather than the bricks” in a relationship, team or business. It holds us together, driving greater empathy and connection. Here’s where it becomes significant, and it feels particularly important to me as part of a leadership team. It’s where ideas flow, loyalty grows and trust strengthens. It can start with the simple easy gestures: greeting everyone every day, every time; shared food and events; celebrating birthdays and successes; business planning aimed at developing skills and talents; as well as a ‘hand-up not hand-out’ philosophy. There are numerous ways of making the mortar in your business stronger, but you must focus on that growth. It’s so easy to let these things slip. I have memories of working in an environment where the person in charge never, ever greeted you unless you had upset the status quo and that greeting was more of a snarl followed by a note written in red plastered up on the office wall. It’s no surprise that the fractured team struggled to find its best work. A culture of helpfulness is another powerful enabler and this plays a big part in our business. It’s critical to how we think of our people and our desire to add value to the industry we’re part of. So, as you work through your own personal journey at home or at work, tap into these ideas and actions. Teamwork bests the actions of the individual, especially if it’s aligned and values based. Do more to help the person beside you, give of your time and yourself … who knows where it could go? And who knows what new rabbit holes I’ll get to explore in the weeks and months ahead? Lynette McFadden Harcourts gold Business Owner 027 432 0447 lynette.mcfadden@harcourtsgold.co.nz Harcourts gold Papanui Harcourts Papanui The Top Residential Office in New Zealand! *Harcourts Top National Residential Office - Gross Revenue - Papanui 2022 PAPANUI 352 6166 | INTERNATIONAL DIVISION (+64) 3 662 9811 | REDWOOD 352 0352 PARKLANDS 383 0406 | NEW BRIGHTON 382 0043 | GOLD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 352 6454 GOLD REAL ESTATE GROUP LTD LICENSED AGENT REAA 2008 A MEMBER OF THE HARCOURTS GROUP www.harcourtsgold.co.nz
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