Have you ever felt like you start things but rarely finish them? That lingering fear of failure or comparison can leave so many brilliant ideas half-done. Today, I want to reflect on why finishing what we start matter. This applies whether it’s a simple morning activity or rediscovering a passion that’s been with us since […]
In this week’s blog, I reflect on how burn-out, fear, and missed opportunities led me to rediscover my purpose. And why taking time to reflect on your life and passions is essential. Learning Through Letting Go I’ve often thought that life was about just getting on with what’s in front of me. But lately, I’ve
This past week has been eventful. I’ve been focusing on exams for some of the courses I signed up for, which is why it’s been a bit quiet here. It’s been tough getting even a little bit done some days, but I’m trying to stay committed. I really want to keep doing these courses and
Taking a Break – it’s Mental Health Wellbeing Month. Hi, it’s been a minute. But I’ll be honest, I’ve been struggling lately with everything I’ve been doing. But I’ve also realised that taking a break is good. Today is about taking breaks from everything you’re doing—at least a day or two if you can afford
This week, I am focusing on touching base and mentioning what I’m up to. I will be recording some podcast episodes for this blog, and they will be motivational. They’ll be talks about the things I feel every day, and I hope you can relate to them. My goal is that you find some confidence
I turned 40 today, so I am reflecting! So, what can I say about today? Well, I waited until today to write this week’s blog post. I turned the big 40 and I honestly feel great. I feel good. I feel human. I feel amazing. And you know what? I realise sometimes turning a certain
This week, I’ve been thinking about parenting and technology. I’ve spent the past couple of weeks with my kids, as it’s half-term here in the UK, and it’s definitely been challenging. Balancing work and family life at home has once again opened my eyes. Growing up, we were constantly warned that technology would ruin our
(How to exist authentically in a hyper-social world) Today I’m thinking about introversion, and connection. Especially after COVID and lock-down, I’ve realised just how introverted I am—and potentially many other people are too. I’m genuinely comfortable just staying home. I enjoy reading a book, writing, watching films, or playing video games on my phone. I
It’s interesting when we think about digital age loneliness. Despite countless tools available to stay connected with everyone around us or across the world, we still feel lonely. We continue to experience a sense of hollowness and a lack of genuine connection with others. The Fading Connections and Relationships I don’t know why we feel
