I Am No Saviour. I’m Absolutely The

You Never Know What's Around The Corner. It Could Be Everything. Or It Could Be Nothing. You Keep Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other, And Then One Day You Look Back And You've Climbed A Mountain.

I Even Feel Grateful For The Failures.

What I Learned In Guinea Is That We Are All Responsible For The State Of Our World. The World - And The System By Which We Trade, Share, Cooperate And Conflict - Is Clearly Not Working. We Are Only As Strong As Our Weakest Members. Unicef Is Run At Every Level By Strong, Relentlessly Energetic, Deeply Capable People Who Use That Strength, Energy And Capability To Help Those Who Need It Most: The Weakest, Most Disadvantaged Women And Children Of Our World. All I Can Do Now Is Help Make People Aware Of What Is Happening, Of What They Are Doing. That Is All That I Can Do. For Now.

When A New Project Comes Along, I Want To Know That The Experience Is Going To Be Challenging And Exciting. Part Of Me Is Going To Be Drawn To Doing Something New And Also The Satisfaction Of Intellectual Curiosity.

I Try Not To Make Plans. God Always Laughs At Your Plans. I’m Going To Keep The Door Open, And Keep The Page Blank, And See What Gets Painted Upon It.