The Shinbanpo Underpass in Seoul, South Korea - redesigned by Lokaldesign

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Read more in the book: http://www.storynation.com.au/the-spark.aspx All profits from the book sales will be donated to the nominated charities Coffee Kids, Love Mercy Foundation, OzHarvest and WorldShare. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Shaw.

THE SPARK - VOLUME ONE - "THE PHOENIX" Week 11 - THE PHOENIX - Sergei Sergienko “A bad soldier is one that does not strive to become a general." We were one of the wealthiest families in the Russian city where I grew up. But we had to leave due to my father’s connection to the criminal underworld. He eventually disagreed with them so they gave him a choice: get out of Russia or we’ll kill you. He settled in Sydney, Australia and we followed a year later. For the first couple of years we lived in the Barracks, Campbelltown - supported by a charity. I didn’t go to school excursions because we didn’t have enough money for other clothes; I only had the school uniform.  My father saved enough to send me to university to get a degree in Finance. I then took a chance... Read more in the book: http://www.storynation.com.au/the-spark.aspx All profits from the book sales will be donated to the nominated charities Coffee Kids, Love Mercy Foundation, OzHarvest and WorldShare. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Shaw.

Photo courtesy of Jeremy Shaw.

THE SPARK - VOLUME ONE - "THE PERSEVERER" Week 9 - THE PERSEVERER - Chris Burgess “When the guidelines don’t fit, look outside the box.” I started out with Myer in Melbourne as an in-store spruiker. This led me to an early career path with them, which was derailed somewhat when the organis ation restructured and decided I was too young to be a manager. I was 22 years old but I knew I had the ability and potential. When that happened, I knew it was time to start looking outside the box. Every morning I’d share the lift with a courier who had a bag of mail over his shoulder. I asked him what he did. H e said he cleared the post office box for the store and delivered the mail to the office 250m down the road. The courier company charged Myer $25.00 for a job which took about three minutes. I thought if I could offer customers an alternative, better priced delivery service, I could develop a solid business... Read more in the book: http://www.storynation.com.au/the-spark.aspx All profits from the book sales will be donated to the nominated charities Coffee Kids, Love Mercy Foundation, OzHarvest and WorldShare. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Shaw.

Photo courtesy of Jeremy Shaw.