Secret Weapon #1: Ready Your Armour
So many reinventions are driven by a need for a fresh start, for being more adult, for a new, different,… Read More »Secret Weapon #1: Ready Your Armour
So many reinventions are driven by a need for a fresh start, for being more adult, for a new, different,… Read More »Secret Weapon #1: Ready Your Armour
Last week, Smoke fell off the garden fence. As far as I can tell, having heard the scuffle and physically… Read More »How to Learn from the Cat’s Mistakes
As a fiction writer, conversations with parts-of-myself feel a little less woo and more common than perhaps most people might… Read More »How To Talk *With* Your Fear
For those who have taken a psychology class, you may have heard of something called “Miller’s Law” or just “the… Read More »How To Use Psychology for Life Project Success
We’re all works in progress. I don’t believe we’re ever truly ‘done’ with growing, with inventing ourselves or evolving… Read More »Works in Progress
Progress in anything suggests that one of the key indicators of successful progression is tracking. Especially when looking at the number… Read More »Why Tracking your Progress is a Crucial Life-Skill
I began supporting young adults in Anger Management courses back in 2011. The groups ran for 6 sessions, mixing lifestyle… Read More »Lessons from Anger Management: The Strength of Commitment
I used to make New Year’s Resolutions. Then I used to spend December reflecting and consolidating the year gone, ready… Read More »Dealing with Criticisms: The New Year’s Resolution
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