by Marlon Quinn | Jun 4, 2012 | From the Quill, Stories
<a name=””> Today’s technological society keeps us hyped up on status updates, likes, tweets, tips, tricks, and positive re-enforcement techniques. Really though, all that represents is sprinkles on the cone of an ice-cream. Sprinkles add...
by Marlon Quinn | Feb 15, 2012 | From the Quill, Stories
Here’s your chance to feel like a professional cyclist. There’s few chances in life where you can actually put your feet into the shoes of another profession, discipline or role and really live it as an expert in that field does. Unless you’re an...
by Marlon Quinn | Jan 11, 2012 | From the Quill, Stories
On a bicycle you’re always looking ahead, scanning, anticipating, looking at the path forwards. Your head is up, identifying obstacles, changes or hazards ahead, searching for clear space. It’s a very rare occasion you’ll fully look back whilst going...
by Marlon Quinn | Dec 7, 2011 | From the Quill, Stories
Limitations and boundaries, sometimes they’re there to keep us from straying, at other times they’re merely a motivator to push to create a new perceived limit. The Hume Hwy Over the weekend, not only were some assumptions tested, pre-existing limitations...
by Marlon Quinn | Nov 7, 2011 | From the Quill, Stories
The period leading up to a new role, project or event is an exciting time. The anticipation and excitement is enveloping as thoughts of the unknowns run free. How can this energy be best channelled for optimum performance upon arrival? These last weeks the countdown...
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