Written by Claire Algarme, EO Melbourne administrator
Peninsula Luxury Retreats founder Peter Noble had carved his path as an entrepreneur by launching and running Citrus, a marketing automation business, for almost 20 years. Along the way, the marketing landscape changed, the trail transformed and his passion cooled. Feeling tired of the grind, he reflected on what he wanted to do going forward. In 2016, Peter made the bold decision to close his business and embark on a new journey in the hospitality space. Here’s his story.
It was in 2015 when Peter Noble attended an EO Melbourne forum retreat in Byron Bay. Despite feeling ill, Peter pressed on. He didn’t want to miss the retreat, where a meditation teacher would be sharing Ayurvedic techniques. His wife, Kristina, had been practicing it for three months, and he had noticed positive changes in her. Peter left the retreat feeling better and lighter, and he continued his meditation practice, even through a family move to Sydney the same year. (more…)
The crisis in Nicaragua has been escalating since mid-April 2018 with no end in sight. As human rights violations continue, people are killed and civil unrest heightens, businesses in the country are being devastated, losing up to 90% of revenue. The companies run by the 39 members of EO Nicaragua are in dire circumstances. We asked Arnold Ponçon, EO Nicaragua member and CEO of Simplemente Madera, about the situation in his country. Here’s what he shared.
Written for EO by Rebecca Piersol, fashion stylist and co-creator of The Crystal Press.
