“Ask a Question” # 3 A series of 10 weekly questions. Use them kindly, always to help. For you, for someone you care about. Questions aren’t in order – use them when they feel right to ask. Print them out, cut them out, keep them close. The power of a simple, insightful, open question? Amazing!
I’ve got a new fridge freezer. Nathan, named after one of its delivery drivers, is greatly to be admired. He’s holding court in my kitchen, where he purrs in his black gloss outer, revealing to me the delights within from his illuminated interior. He has an egg tray (we’re not sure why), a split shelf for… Read More Seek out your Nathan . . .
“Ask a Question” # 2 A series of 10 weekly questions. Use them kindly, always to help. For you, for someone you care about. Questions aren’t in order – use them when they feel right to ask. Print them out, cut them out, keep them close. The power of a simple, insightful, open question? Amazing!
“Ask a Question” # 1 A series of 10 weekly questions. Use them kindly, always to help. For you, for someone you care about. Questions aren’t in order – use them when they feel right to ask. Print them out, cut them out, keep them close. The power of a simple, insightful, open question? Amazing!
I’ve loved the wisdom of John L Brekke for a long time now. This little snippet continues to please . . .
Ever heard of the imposter syndrome? I bet Mark Furness has. Mark Furness’ story is one of success. Surviving for a while only on cereal, and earning a meagre, but honest and necessary, living working in a Thai takeaway, he had ambition to do something else. And after a long, hard slog, with support from… Read More The real you . . .
Making lists, writing goals, aims, outcomes, objectives; considering pros and cons, strengths and weaknesses; planning, problem-solving, making decisions. Sound familiar? Each of us, surely, at some time in our life, has been faced with needing to weigh up options, to consider risks, to try to better understand where we want to go next … to… Read More Like a kid in a sweet shop?
First Bus recently launched a short story competition. I listened to a radio programme where many of the competition’s entrants – bus drivers – spoke about their experience of writing. As you might guess, the experience went far beyond simply putting pen to paper in a competitive process with their colleagues. The bus… Read More The small stuff . . .
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