The 500 Lunches Effect POWER LIVING AUSTRALIA colleagues or the subject of

colleagues or the subject of his writing

he displayed a singular indifference to the realities of architecture as a commercial enterprise

Medford draws on her experiences with a rare autoimmune disease to illuminate the broader lessons we need to learn

To apply this philosophy in the classroom

– ‘Dead People Don’t Make Jam’

The 500 Lunches Effect POWER LIVING AUSTRALIA colleagues or the subject ofThe 500 Lunches Effect explores a simple but powerful idea: many peoples lives and careers are limited not by ability, intelligence or opportunity, but by hesitation in social situations. The book began with a personal experiment. Curious about how relationships shape opportunity, Nick Bendel set himself an unusual challenge: to have lunch with 500 strangers. Over several years, he reached out to people from a wide range of professions and backgrounds