In the aftermath . . .
What happens when we put our “X” in the box? May I recommend this excellent programme to you from Radio 4’s Human Zoo – click here to listen. Decision-making and dissonance explained!
Month: June 2016
Simply the best . . .
Let’s be clear . . .
“At long last, England can be called nasty.” No, no, no . . . not a commentary on the EU Referendum. Instead, a front page headline from the Sunday Mail Sport about the England rugby team’s 3-test victory over Australia. So, something to be proud of then.
Change . . .
Ever come across a change programme that’s failed?
Don’t try too hard . . .
I’ve been revisiting some of my yoga books, and came across this quote about asanas (postures): The Yogabhashya is a commentary on the Yoga Sutras of Patañjali, a collection of 196 aphorisms written around 400 CE. I’m reminded that there’s a message in there that’s relevant even now.
Use wisely . . .
Keep talking . . .
Someone I love let me know the other day that they’d read one of my blogs and that it had helped them through a difficult day, That was lovely to know, and it opened up a great conversation between us. I hadn’t known that they’d been reading me, as we communicate in so many other ways, so… Read More Keep talking . . .
Do more of . . .
Happiness awaits . . .
Psychologist Dr Martin Seligman suggests that approximately 40% of your subjective wellbeing (how happy you feel) is influenced by what you do daily. (And if you were wondering, 50% is down to your genes, and 10% down to circumstances – neither of which you can do much about.) So, how can we raise our happiness levels?… Read More Happiness awaits . . .
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