From war zones to slums, Aaron Tait has worked across the globe as a military officer, humanitarian and social entrepreneur, and now writes to help people live deliberate lives filled with purpose. Aaron was thrust into the frontline of international crisis at a young age, deploying to Iraq immediately after 9/11 as a military officer. His travels across the world in his twenties led to a move to East Africa at 25, where he led aid projects in crisis zones and urban slums. As a co-founder of the impact organisation ygap, Aaron has helped to improve the lives of more than a million people living in poverty. He is a geography graduate of the University of Cambridge and holds three master's degrees in international affairs. Aaron lives with his wife, Kaitlin, and his two sons, Atlas and Finn, in Byron Bay.

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From war zones to slums, Aaron Tait has worked across the globe as a military officer, humanitarian and social entrepreneur, and now writes to help people live deliberate lives filled with purpose. Aaron was thrust into the frontline of international crisis at a young age, deploying to Iraq immediately after 9/11 as a military officer. His travels across the world in his twenties led to a move to East Africa at 25, where he led aid projects in crisis zones and urban slums. As a co-founder of the impact organisation ygap, Aaron has helped to improve the lives of more than a million people living in poverty. He is a geography graduate of the University of Cambridge and holds three master's degrees in international affairs. Aaron lives with his wife, Kaitlin, and his two sons, Atlas and Finn, in Byron Bay.

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From war zones to slums, Aaron Tait has worked across the globe as a military officer, humanitarian and social entrepreneur, and now writes to help people live deliberate lives filled with purpose. Aaron was thrust into the frontline of international crisis at a young age, deploying to Iraq immediately after 9/11 as a military officer. His travels across the world in his twenties led to a move to East Africa at 25, where he led aid projects in crisis zones and urban slums. As a co-founder of the impact organisation ygap, Aaron has helped to improve the lives of more than a million people living in poverty. He is a geography graduate of the University of Cambridge and holds three master's degrees in international affairs. Aaron lives with his wife, Kaitlin, and his two sons, Atlas and Finn, in Byron Bay.

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