Over the past month many of you will have had some holiday. Some will have travelled, others will have stayed at home and the term staycation has become part of the everyday vernacular. Whatever
‘Your vision will become clear when you look into your heart’ Carl Jung Many years ago, I used the physiological monitor with a nurse who specialised in cancer care. She was feeling tired and low
I am sure that everyone knows someone who has made a new year’s resolution – it may even be themself! I also suspect that most are familiar with the statistics relating to success – Forbes
Most people are positive about the word community. They want to help it, be part of it and build it, but what actually is ‘it’? Does the word describe the 2747 people who you have
I hope you are starting to enjoy a little bit of freedom. With shops open for business, some recreational sport up and running and the possibility of meeting a work colleague for a strategic
‘Boredom is just the reverse side of fascination: both depend on being outside rather than inside a situation, and one leads to the other’ Arthur Schopenhauer The concept of boredom rarely receives a positive press
The past three months have been a test for all. Those on the frontline have been stretched, those furloughed have been left in the realms of uncertainty and those who have lost their jobs
Life can be challenging and rarely will we go through a week unscathed. Sometimes the damage is superficial, merely a scratch on our skin; occasionally, if a bone is broken or an ankle twisted, the
How are things going for you? May was another incredibly tough month for many; some will have been rushed off their feet keeping the country, and its inhabitants, going; some will have had to
I don’t know about you but, over the past month, I have found that my mind has flitted from fear and sadness to pride and enthusiasm in the blink of an eyelid. As Covid-19
