Enjoy The Journey
September 30, 2011
It is not uncommon for my clients to express concern; to worry about the attainment of their goals. When they do, my advice is always the same: assume you will
It is not uncommon for my clients to express concern; to worry about the attainment of their goals. When they do, my advice is always the same: assume you will
Today’s post from 11 years ago (’Not My Best Day’) paints an unsatisfactory picture of myself. But that is okay because my development was a work in progress. It was
I woke up wondering what last night was all about. So much resolution to act, and yet this morning it seems to have weakened. I thought more about what I
I received a letter from my brother. At one point he wrote: ‘You’re right (you usually are).’ This surprised me. Respect from my brother. He has never disrespected me as
The past week has been a relatively quiet and restful one. Below are the main comments and observations from the last seven days. The title of the post is taken
I read an article on complexity and self-organising systems from Simran’s European Journal of Oriental Medicine; vol.2 No.2 1996: Ants & Acorns by Francesca Diebschlag. It was very interesting, stating
07.00 E&M 55 mins. Feeling positive if a little tired. Karaj and I had breakfast together and then at lunchtime we shifted the huge and cumbersome fence panels, two of
08.30 E&M 30 mins. Spent the morning with Karaj. We talked about criteria: these are the rules which allow me to assess whether I am achieving my goals and if
06.50 E&M 60 mins. Kuldip arrived and as I made him a cup of tea I contemplated not talking to him but that is not how I welcome people into
I felt fine when I woke up but by the time I arrived at the house I felt a little demotivated so I got moving. I updated my mood chart,