Naomi Peters, Author at The Bacana Plan

a pause

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:February 11, 2021
Post category:notions

I started The Bacana Plan 14 years ago this month. I couldn’t be prouder of my team and the company we’ve built, and I remain ever grateful to the wonderful…

perusing a path

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:February 4, 2021
Post category:notions

As I scroll through my library of photos, looking for inspiration for these notions, every time I come across a photo of a pathway or a trail, it always spurs…

evolution of words

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:January 28, 2021
Post category:notions

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.”– a paraphrase of Leon…

strike of lightning

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:January 21, 2021
Post category:notions

Through the haze of rain, a single strike of lightning pointing to the Sydney skyline. It’s like the setting of some dramatic detective novel. A lightning strike can occur on…

contents of a silhouette

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:January 14, 2021
Post category:notions

If you have ever visited Uluru in the center of Australia, you will recall that there are amazing & intricate natural patterns on the rock surfaces. Patterns that visitors are…

and we breathe

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:January 7, 2021
Post category:notions

“The future is your next breath.”– Alexis De Veaux Following a year where awareness of what it means to take a breath has grown exponentially, and a year in which…

forging a path forward

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:December 31, 2020
Post category:notions

I took this photo in 2005, and something about the trails, bored into the wood by whatever creature made them, reminded me of my own forging a path. My path…

float like a butterfly, sting like a caterpillar

Post author:Naomi Peters
Post published:December 24, 2020
Post category:notions

Caterpillars are fascinating. They look fuzzy & cute, but, like almost everything in nature, they have built-in defense systems. A week or so after I took this photo, a different…