A sentimental dilemma: are we there yet?

A sentimental dilemma: are we there yet?
Overseas sympathy at our political situation is balanced with admiration at our landscapes. (Image: Getty)
Julia Jones
The profound impact of sentiment on our approach to business, community, the economy and, ultimately, our success cannot be overstated. Henry Ford's words, "If you think you can or if you think you can't, you're right," resonated with me more than ever during my recent visit to Australia. There, I often found myself in conversations that began with sympathies about New Zealand’s political climate; of course, it was mixed with praise for our stunning landscapes. I also spoke with people who had moved fr...

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