Category Archives: Leadership

Living with depression

Posted on December 11, 2013 by

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 →

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Keeping busy

Posted on July 16, 2013 by

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 →

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A sad moment

Posted on April 9, 2013 by

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 →

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A long lull

Posted on February 26, 2013 by

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 →

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Before you learn too much…

Posted on January 3, 2013 by

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 →

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A brief communion

Posted on November 21, 2012 by

London, let’s face it, is a fairly frenetic city.  The trade-off for the excitement, buzz and opportunities afforded by living in one of the world’s greatest cities is hustle and bustle, loud noise, and at times relentless activity all around … Continue reading →

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The art of drifting

Posted on October 8, 2012 by

BBC History magazine produces an excellent free weekly podcast entitled History Extra.  It covers a wide range of subjects, and one I have listened to recently explored the history of the navy, in particular in the late 1700s and early … Continue reading →

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Stepping into the dark

Posted on September 24, 2012 by

I took this image at an event I shot near home.  It was a super party, with lots of fun, laughter, banter and excitement.  I’d stepped outside for a few moments, partly just to get a breath of air, and … Continue reading →

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To post or not to post

Posted on September 10, 2012 by

I was in two minds whether to write this post; and even as I write it, I’m still in two minds whether to actually publish it.  If I do, it certainly won’t be until the immediate heat of the news … Continue reading →

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More connections

Posted on August 23, 2012 by

My other half recently forwarded me a very thought-provoking link to a BBC website story.  It tells the story of Jeff Ragsdale, a New Yorker who found himself isolated and lonely in a big city.  He started putting up fliers … Continue reading →

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