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<p>Dr. Peter Phillips “Mr. Fix It”, the man who over a period of time come to hold the most ministerial positions and successfully run them in Jamaica’s history and the president of the largest political movement in the Caribbean: it sounds like a big job that hardly leaves any free time. <br>His job entails him meeting with a variety of government, non-government, political and non-political groups as well as individuals across the island. Also he has the task of positioning his party to win the next general election whenever it is called and perform certain state duties. Also, also he is facing an internal leadership challenge which is squeezing him for time. <br>However, with the old adage all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, and not wanting to be the dull boy in the room the man known to be solid as a rock still makes some time to take the load off. <br>Here are four things Dr. Phillips does to unwind<br>1.	Music. Stemming from his days when he was a Rastafarian and attending University of the West Indies Dr. Phillips always love listening a wide range of music to include Reggae, Classical, dancehall, R&amp;B, Blues and Ska to name a few<br>2.	Sports. Although he has never been a sports minister the position the big man loves sport, he played cricket at high school level, now he spends some of his free time bringing himself up to speed on the latest records being broken or the latest achievements in all types of sports.<br>3.	Comedian. A man who finds humour in things that many persons would gloss over, Dr. Phillips loves retelling jokes he heard or making up some to share with his team. <br>4.	Swimming. One way in which the Opposition leader relaxes is taking to the water – whether it is the sea or the pool Dr. Phillips loves the water. According to one insider he seems at peace when he swims</p>
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