For more almost 40 years I have considered my own life to be a personal development experiment, which has provided me with the opportunity to travel the planet, talk to audiences around the world, work in television for 18 years, fraternise with the rich and famous to the celebrated and powerful, find my soul mate, have four magnificent children and create a colourful lifestyle that most people only dream of. But it hasn’t always been that way. I certainly wasn’t born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I have endured my fair share of dark days, hair-raising moments and occasions when I've considered ending it all. However, it’s these painful junctures that fuelled my curiosity and compulsion to understand what life is really about, and why it’s only a handful of people that are apparently able to enjoy complete success and fulfilment in their lives, whilst most of us ricochet from one compromise to another in an effort to find some comfort and at best, moments of happiness.
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