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“jillian reilly”

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  • Shame - Confessions of an Aid Worker in Africa

    by Jillian Reilly ...
    Twenty-three-year-old Jillian Reilly went to southern Africa in 1993 at the close of apartheid, desperate to do good. She only planned to stay for six months, but the promise of playing savior was just too great. Jillian's career in the aid industry flourished.To all the world, she looked like a successful 'do-gooder' — even a precocious one. If only she weren't being suffocated by her own sense ... Read more

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  • The Ten Permissions

    Redefining the Rules of Adulting in the 21st Century

    by Jillian Reilly ...
    A playbook for navigating adulthood in the chaos of the 21st centuryWe need a new approach to being an adult in the 21st century. The old formulas for success no longer add up. Yesterday’s rules no longer apply. The world has transformed over the years, yet our success stories remain stuck in place. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious, unsure of what life path you’re allowed to take and what ... Read more

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  • Walking Free

    The extraordinary true story of a young man who fled war-torn Iraq, came to Australia as a refugee by boat, spent months in a detention centre and went on to become a pioneering surgeon.

    by Munjed Al Muderis, Patrick Weaver ...
    One man's phenomenal tale of escaping a death sentence in Iraq, surviving the Australian Refugee system and becoming a pioneering surgeon at the forefront of Orthopaedic medicine.In 1999, Munjed Al Muderis was a young surgical resident working in Baghdad when a squad of Military Police marched into the operating theatre and ordered the surgical team to mutilate the ears of three busloads of army ... Read more

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