A routine is actually about being in control
There are, supposedly, lots of benefits to having a morning and an evening routine. As I journey through my 30s, I feel like maybe –…
My Mediocre Opinions
Parliament should have the final say
Today Keir Starmer has been talking to people like me, carrying on the crusade to “back the builders, not the blockers” and I have to…
Why bother
I’ve had reason to contact a few companies over the last couple of weeks, and in all three cases I have needed to speak to…
A trip back to 1938
It’s time for that short period, where a year ago today we were doing the last “normal” things without realising it. In 1938, Neville Chamberlain…
Reflecting on 2020
From the perspective of December, I feel slightly less than unique in describing 2020 as an ‘unusual’ year – but I knew it was going…
Reflections on water bills… No, really.
I’m dubiously assured by the clever scales at the gym that I am around 64% water, which according to a quick Google search is either…
You don’t have to do anything you don’t enjoy
Like you, I’ve had quite a lot more time to spend on the Internet over these last few months, and maybe like me you’ve also…
Objectives are important
I feel as though I’ll regret writing this post, but I feel the need anyway. I’m seeing a lot of people who are saying they…
There was a pandemic, so I made a podcast
Making a podcast is easier than it has ever been, that’s for sure. For a start, there’s plenty of help out there for the budding…
What is success for me?
I pulled this question out of my new “wordsmith” deck of writing prompts. I thought I should write and post something and so here I…
This is how I work
I read this here, and while no one has nominated me I thought I’d like a go. Location: Alton, HampshireCurrent job: I lead Communications, marketing,…
17 principles of success
I’m a very competitive person and never more so than when I am competing against myself. So I’ve always been quite keen on setting myself…