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SESSION Abstract: Dolphins, Vineyards and Balloons: A Life Led by Curiosity What connects working with dolphins in Mexico, managing a vineyard in New Zealand and creating balloon art? For Tere Morales, these experiences offer a starting point for exploring curiosity, creativity and the possibilities of changing direction. Drawing on her travels through 14 countries and her work in tourism, Tere shares how different roles have shaped her approach to people, places and memorable experiences. This session invites you to consider the interests you have yet to explore, the skills you might use differently and what being a beginner could offer. Come ready for stories, reflection and conversation about your next chapter. Key Takeaways Curiosity can open unexpected doors: Tere’s journey shows how following your interests can lead to surprising experiences, new skills and entirely different directions. It’s never too late to try something new: Discover how being a beginner, exploring different interests and looking at your existing skills differently can create exciting possibilities for your next chapter. Price: $55 per person

SESSION Abstract: Navigating a Connected World: Culture, Raising, and Digital Spaces How does a multicultural upbringing shape the way we navigate modern life? Raised in a deeply traditional Japanese household while attending schools in both New Zealand and Japan, Myah Houthuijzen shares a unique perspective on blending diverse cultural worldviews. In an increasingly interconnected world, understanding different cultural lenses is more valuable than ever. In this session, Myah bridges her rich background with her extensive experience in digital marketing and development. Join us for a fascinating conversation that explores global insights, cultural identity, and practical lessons on communication and connection in today’s fast-paced digital landscape. Date: Wednesday 7th October, 2026 Price: $55 per person

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