Fiona Fung

Yeah, like we really try to focus.

So like we will share like here's what we think are the highest priorities.

And again, for that agency, given the priorities, then like everybody's like they're kind of like item for how they think addresses those priorities.

I like, so we'll usually definitely there's themes of where we think the, the work.

And so we'll, we'll definitely like, um, and actually the, the whole team will bring everyone together, uh, like every, every six months.

So there we'll usually kick off like some themes, but then it's really the making sure we keep the pulse of what, because again, like even those themes change, you know, so fast when, uh, the landscape changes.

Ready.

Oh, I will say for fiction, actually two authors I recommend to everyone, Margaret Atwood and Haruki Murakami.

Those are just two, like, I mean, I grew up in Canada, so I read a lot of Atwood growing up.

But her books are fascinating because it's almost like speculative fiction of fiction.

you can kind of squint and say, okay, could this actually, you know, like happen to us as a society?

So I love her take on speculative fiction.

And Murakami, I love his magical realism.

style.

It's, it's, um, but then the one book, so there are authors, but the one book I always recommend to everyone to read at least once a year, or, you know, um, The Little Prince.

I, like, I, I think I'm, I'm sure we probably all read it at some point in our lives, but I think it's a, I read it at least once a year, just, you know, to, to remind me to, to think about like, kind of like what's truly important.

I haven't watched TV shows.

But I will share with you what I always have downloaded on my phone so that if I'm on the airplane – so there's three movies that I'll always have on my phone because I think they're just so fun to watch if I have time.

One is Amelie.

It's this French movie that – oh, my gosh.