Role modelling imperfection
Once, in one of those crazy days in lockdown, I thought I had an opening for Little Girl C. to
Tag: self-development
The 4-Hour-Workweek – My Take
I finally came around reading the controversial 4-hour-Workweek by Tim Ferriss. I did not quit my job, stopped doing meetings
A Letter from my Future Self- A Review
A year ago, I wrote a letter from my future self. It was dated January 2023. I wrote a letter
2022 – A Reflection
My word of the year was space. Whilst I did not get a huge amount of space, I feel like
The Power of Vulnerability
After I started talking about vulnerability, I think I did a pretty good job at avoiding writing about it all
My word of the year is: Space
After much deliberation, I have ultimately landed on a word of the year. I had quite a few contestants but
Time to focus
I have been going through a fair amount of self-discovery about what I truly value. About how I can focus
Four thousand weeks
If you knew you had 4 thousand weeks to live, what would be your reaction? Some people seem to think
Memory of Water
This week, I returned to the theatre. In a last-minute decision, I joined my sister for an unusual night in
Fighting my fear: version 1.0
When this year started, I chose the word Fearless to be my word of the year. I intentionally did not
Learning to Receive
Sometimes, we need to learn how to receive. Or at least I have to. I haven’t practised this skill much.
What is Patience?
I like to believe patience generates patience. In a virtuous circle, we all become more patient. Patience is a virtue, a talent, and an outcome of hard work. And it can be contagious if one even wants to use such word in such day and age.
My word of the year is … fearless!
As I face 2021, I want my year to be fearless. I will face my fears and then kick then in the b*t. That is how I want 2021 to be. #FEARLESS
A reflection on 2020 (again)
It is the time of the year to take stock, to look back, to look forward. I am no different.
Not a failure… it’s your mind
Sometimes the smallest task is daunting. Starting a new email. Or a new book. Writing a new blog. Preparing a