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The Plug - July

The Plug - July // July 2024 The Plug - July
We’ve pulled together some of our top recommendations of what to read, listen, watch, and see around Melbourne this July/August.

READ

Think Again by Adam Grant

Why the Plug?

"Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know," Adam Grant's 2023 novel, delves into the critical skill of rethinking and unlearning. Grant, a renowned organisational psychologist, argues that the ability to question and revise our opinions is more important than ever in a rapidly changing world.

Through compelling research and engaging stories, he illustrates how we can develop mental flexibility, embrace uncertainty, and open our minds to new possibilities. 'Think Again' encourages readers to cultivate curiosity and adapt their thinking to better navigate complex personal and professional landscapes.

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LISTEN

The Mentor with Mark Bouris

Why the Plug?

"The Mentor with Mark Bouris" is a business podcast where renowned entrepreneur and financial expert Mark Bouris shares his wealth of experience and insights. Each episode features in-depth interviews with successful business leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.

The discussions cover a wide range of topics including starting and scaling a business, overcoming challenges, innovative strategies, and practical advice for achieving success. Bouris' engaging style and candid conversations provide listeners with valuable lessons and inspiration, making it an essential listen for anyone looking to thrive in the business world.

SEE

Melbourne International Film Festival

Why the Plug?

Melbourne International Film Festival is back for 2024!

This year’s program promises to be a cinematic feast, celebrating the best in global and Australian filmmaking. From August 8th – August 25th, MIFF will showcase an eclectic mix of feature films, documentaries, shorts, and special events across the city's iconic venues. This year's festival highlights include groundbreaking premieres, engaging Q&A sessions with filmmakers, and immersive experiences for film lovers. Whether you're a devoted cinephile or a casual moviegoer, MIFF offers a unique opportunity to explore diverse narratives and innovative storytelling from around the world.

WATCH

I Was Actually There

Why the Plug?

From the makers of ABC favourite You Can’t Ask That, comes a six-part documentary series exploring defining moments of our recent. Speaking to people who experienced historic events like the Boxing Day Tsunami, Port Arthur, Beaconsfield and the Beatles in Australia, ‘I Was Actually There’ explores how these events unfolded, through the eyes of those who were there.

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