In this week’s episode, we talked to Maxine Tomlinson: senior public servant, writer, and rainmaker.
We discussed:
- How she embraces her unicorn status as a black, gay British-Jamaican woman and why we should all be unicorns too.
- What the Maya Angelou quote: “I come as one but stand as 10,000” means to her.
- Why leaving a legacy for her grandchildren includes more than just her wealth.
Connect with Maxine on Facebook at Maxine Tomlinson and check out Musings From Max at all good bookstores.
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