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Living with depression
I suffer with depression. Or, as I generally prefer to say, I live with it. Thanks to the courage of plenty of people far braver than I am, and their willingness to speak out about mental ill health, that statement … Continue reading
Posted in General, Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged depression, guilt, health, life skills, mental, mental health, mental illness, personal development, stigma
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Down House: another day, another museum
I honestly don’t spend all my time in museums (incidentally, why is it “museums” and not “musea”?). But recently I’ve visited a fair few: in addition to this weekend’s expedition to the London Canal Museum (which was the subject of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, General
Tagged celebrity, Charles Darwin, Darwin, domestic, Down House, evolution, family, galapagos islands, history, life skills, personal development, political, relationships, science
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Work:Life balance
Since I moved full-time to London, I never cease to be amazed by just how much there is to do on my doorstep, often at little or no cost. Today was a case in point, as we embarked on a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, General
Tagged behaviour, Business, canal, canal boat, life skills, London, london canal museum, museum, norwegian ice, time management, work, work:life balance
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Keeping busy
The last couple of months have been fairly hectic. Those of you who follow Facebook and Twitter may have seen a steady flow of images now appearing from my Remembrance Image Project, which is aiming to commemorate the centenary of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, General, Leadership
Tagged Business, business skills, insight, leadership, life skills, personal development, relationships, time management, work life balance
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A sad moment
Let me be clear from the outset – I was never a fan of Mrs Thatcher. Our politics were a long way apart. Whilst I can see that some of what she did in her early years was much needed, … Continue reading
Posted in General, Leadership
Tagged anger, change, compassion, death, hate, humanity, mourning, Mrs Thatcher, respect, Thatcher, trust
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A long lull
First of all, apologies to my regular readers for what has been a very long lull between postings! The main reason behind this is that I have been in the process of moving house. Now in fairness, moving house ought … Continue reading
Posted in General, Leadership, Travel
Tagged boxes, home, hotel, house, moving house, packing, removal, travelling
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Before you learn too much…
Like many people who are self-employed, I imagine, I try to make good use of the quiet week or two around Christmas and new year for tidying up and catching up on administration tasks. Before that makes me sound like … Continue reading
Posted in General, Leadership, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged education, energy, innocence, innovation, learning, naivete, new year, Photography, practice, prints
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