Rev Katherine Chow talks about uncertainty bias and how a transatlantic move helped her grow in ways she could never have foreseen
In the world of fashion, September is a bigger month than January. It’s the month in the year for new things in our wardrobes as summer draws to a close. I used to buy the September edition of Vogue magazine when I lived in New York City because that was the time of the year for a bit of inspiration; where one could peer into the latest innovations, trends and styles in fashion and decide to try something new. Outfit changes are one thing, but there are other life decisions which fall into a slightly different category.
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