Many Hands Motorsport

The team principal’s new book is out. Buy a copy so she will continue to sponsor us!

In today’s high-pressure and fast-paced world, we are often conditioned to leave our humanity at the door when we go to work.

We’ve been taught that being ‘professional’ means showing up as a carefully edited version of ourselves, suppressing our emotions, and showing up as little more than a collection of skills and competencies.

But this fragmentation comes at a devastating cost: a deep exhaustion, disconnection, and a niggling sense that there has to be a better way to work and live. When we are seen only as workers rather than people, we lose our power, our spark, and our sense of belonging.

There is a more powerful way to work.

In 𝘐’𝘮 𝘈𝘭𝘭 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘦, Kirsten Brumby presents a transformative solution: Wholeness.

It is a practical, step-by-step guide that shows you exactly how to bring more of yourself – mind, heart, body, and spirit – to everything you do.

Not as another overwhelming self-improvement project, but as a grounded, human process that meets you where you are and walks you through it, one step at a time.

Through four clear steps, you’ll discover who you really are at work, build the self-awareness to show up more fully, find the courage to see the real you, and connect with others on a genuinely human level.

When we stop hiding and start integrating our ‘real’ selves with our ‘work’ selves, the results are profound. Employees become more resilient, innovative, and energised, while organisations flourish by leveraging the full richness of people’s humanity.

Stop barely surviving your workday and start thriving in your wholeness.

It’s time to be all here.

The team Principal has a new book coming out shortly. As they say ‘Do yourself a favour!’

A very late finish yesterday hence the delayed video. We’ll just have to wait till my wonderful navigator wakes up! Trust me on this. We should wait. I’m certainly not waking her up!

In the meantime I just wanted to remember our great friend Shane. We were, again thinking of him as we ran through Arrowsmith stage yesterday. I know he’s somewhere, smiling and happy to see people racing on that road again.