Think before . . .
Many would never speak with a full mouth, but do it with an empty headOrson Welles
Month: January 2020
Pick yourself up . . .
“The greatest mistake we can make is to stay on the ground after falling.” Victor Manuel Rivera (In Search of True Freedom)
How others see us . . .
“I’m aware there are moments where I know how I can come across. Like, when my face isn’t doing anything, but I’m actually really deep in thought and I’m taking a second. But it’s read differently and it’s really hard to constantly justify. … there’s a very thin line between diva and survival. And at… Read More How others see us . . .
Déjà vu . . .
Only you . . .
Seen in my local garden centre … Hope it gets your creativity flowing on this Monday morning.
I just believe in …
Asked about his all-time favourite gig, Sir Elton John cited: “The night John Lennon came on stage with me in Madison Square Garden … I get goosebumps about it.” The 1974 show was Lennon’s last major concert appearance. Sir Elton played piano while John Lennon sang Whatever Gets You Thru the Night, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds and I Saw Her Standing There. … Read More I just believe in …
In time . . .
A study that analysed 20,000 CVs discovered the errors people most commonly make when creating what must surely be a pretty essential document in anyone’s job search. 6 in 10 CVs contained 5 or more errors. The most frequently misspelled word was ‘experience’ – mistakenly written 62 times as experiance. Experience? We can all learn… Read More In time . . .
Improving your lot . . .
“I’ve failed a lot in my life and I am going to keep failing. I embrace that”Ant Middleton
Unique insights . . .
Dr Katherine Rundell, a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, encourages adults to read children’s books: “Defy those who would tell you to be serious, those who would limit joy in the name of propriety. Cut shame off at the knees … Plunge yourself soul-forward into a children’s book: see if … they will not… Read More Unique insights . . .
Stepping out . . .
“Do it big, do it right and do it with style.” Fred Astaire
