Daniel Mark Hobbs took the path less travelled - having trained as a mechanical engineer, Daniel took a holiday to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 2007 and never looked back.
On my daily scrolling of Twitter during my lunch break, I came across something alarming. Like I’d stumbled upon some great state secret long held by Western Australia, activating my fight or flight response. Something called the “Long Mac Topped Up”, which is apparently a known and loved coffee order over on the west coast.
When you utter those two words—“topped up”, you engage in something more than a simple exchange of information. You effectively lay yourself in your barista’s hands.
Imagine that each time you spend your money, it makes a difference. It’s better for the planet, people, and of course, for you - because you get premium coffee. It’s right when they say that acts of goodness create a ripple effect, with no extra cost.
