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Tough love: we are letting ourselves get really dumb. 

14 May 2021

11:30 AM

14 May 2021

11:30 AM

A regular series of rules for life by Pete Shmigel, a former senior state and federal political advisor and CEO of Lifeline Australia. 

So, the Has Been’s Club recently met. Burgers and beers at a pub renovated to look more like an upmarket hairdressing salon.  

We made do. My two fellow members and I have all held big jobs in politics and business, managed lots of people and issues, and once rightly or wrongly thought of ourselves as important.

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