Chris Luxon reflects on how being a Kiwi has shaped his life and perspective. He expresses gratitude for being a New Zealander, describes Kiwis as grounded with good general skills and relational tendencies, and notes he learned the importance of process and giving/receiving feedback while admitting there are areas Kiwis "don't do so well".
I think being a Kiwi has defined my whole life, actually. I am incredibly grateful and blessed to be a New Zealander. I think it's given me a perspective on the world and who I am and what I'm about and a way of being that I think has served me incredibly well. I think as Kiwis, we're really grounded. You know, we've got good general skills, we're deeply relational often. And so the things that you try and learn and pick up as I learned about the importance of process, I learned about giving and receiving good feedback. Some things that we don't do so well sometimes as well, 100%.
