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What a leading child protection organisation in Cambodia taught me about life and leadership.
Do What Matters is for people who are ready to step up in their life and leadership. It is a book about courage and achieving the seemingly impossible. It is for business leaders, and their teams, who are increasingly interested in not just solving problems for their clients but leveraging their skills and resources to begin addressing how they might solve some of the world's problems.
Nicky Mih deftly takes us on a journey of the complexities and challenges of leading a child protection organisation. Working with families facing immense difficulties and children battling to go to school has taught Nicky many lessons that have changed the way she lives and leads.
Do What Matters is a call to action to do more with the life we too often take for granted. It is a reminder to do what matters most to you - in your business, with your family, and in the world.
Nicky Mih is a woman on a mission – to prevent school-aged girls being trafficked into the commercial sex industry, a mission set for her by survivors themselves. Nicky leads a team of social workers and education officers who work with community leaders, police, schools and families to secure the safety of girls across rural Cambodia, and help them achieve their rights to access education, safe drinking water, enough food and adequate shelter.
This was such a great read with so many amazing stories about the power of educating girls, but also the tough and sometimes unpleasant realities of trying to change the world for the better. I really appreciated Nicky’s honesty as she revealed the hardships she and the organisation had to go through and still probably happen now, and recommend any person thinking of doing such work read this book to learn some lessons so you don’t have to experience these issues yourself! Nicky is also an excellent writer, which helped me fly through the pages while learning some important facts and reflecting on my own actions and place in the world.