Stories

First piece of poetry I wrote about masculinity.

3 months, 17 countries, 32 cities. And a lifetime of memories. Here's a reflection of my first solo trip.

Here's my breakdown of the absolute must-do's of travelling Bali, and fitting everything into a fortnight on a modest budget.

Eight years ago, I swore I’d never watch Interstellar again. Not because of the sadness of it, but because of how perfect it was.

Is it necessary that every single person on this planet expresses every single opinion that they have on every single thing that occurs?

I first watched La La Land six years ago when it first came out… twice at the cinema.

I emerged from Everything Everywhere All at Once a good 3 hours ago and can’t stop thinking about it. It truly is Everything.

Six months ago I made the call to move indefinitely to Melbourne, Australia after 14 years in New Zealand with no plan. Why? Well...

The internet’s a big place. That means there’s a whole lot of different people around. And with that, comes a lot of different opinions.

It's always been well-known that I'm pretty dog shit at exercise. Here's how I finally started to turn that around.

"There was nothing to hack, people were going to provide their own pictures, their own information."

Hey I’m Rob - honoured guest writer for Alex's Stories. Here are some of my top tips for smashing your work day.

Something happened recently that caused a lot of people to have to work remotely. Some kind of virus I think I heard them say on the news...

2019 was probably the most difficult year I’ve had to face up to yet. This is something that I’ve not really talked about up until now.

6 months ago I deleted Snapchat from my phone forever. To my surprised, this caused a larger controversy amongst my friends than I expected.

Here's a story I keep out of the spotlight from most people. It comes across as quite arrogant under the wrong context.

My last blog post discussed the issues I had with the broader education system. Here's what I'd do to re-balance that.

Exams and indeed the education system, quite simply don't work in today's modern age.

I recently finished reading Simon Sinek's book, Leaders Eat Last. It was given to me by the CEO of an organisation I volunteered under.

How do you activate your physical fitness levels, when all your life, it has constantly been the biggest struggle?