The week before the Voice referendum, Wesley Enoch felt a shadow approaching. ‘Opinion, emotion and scepticism have their place, but we should be wary of these things replacing wisdom, empathy and a future-focused discussion,’ he said then.
Two months later, Enoch says he’s emerged from his initial state of despair, which he titles his ‘the world is f***ed’ phase. He is now poised to enter what he feels is a final decade of ‘high energy making’ and is questioning how to spend his time best.
