Dr Jenny Goodman is a woman on a mission, with a clear purpose in mind.
I had the opportunity to meet Dr Jenny Goodman last week, when we discussed a whole range of subjects at length; her full and interesting career, the current pandemic and possibilities for a post-COVID world. Most importantly we discussed her…
I read all year round, but summer in the Northern hemisphere is always a signal for me to give more time for reading.
My book pile has grown tremendously this year, partly due to the enforced lockdown, partly due to the huge numbers of fabulous books out at the moment.
My selection this year is…
The weeks are zooming past!
So much so that the days get chased away, before you know it, the moon and stars come out to play. Well, apart from Zoom lyrics what else have I learnt?
I’ve noticed a scent of change in the air.
Change in talk as people begin to…
Over 30 days+ of lockdown, what have I learnt this week?
I have reminded myself of a core message from my own masterclass.
Energy cannot be lost be created or destroyed it can only be transferred or changed from one form to another.
The zaps of energy we can give ourself is when we transfer energy from one…
It's Friday and what have I learnt this week?
I realised that my upside-down rainbow, which I shared at the beginning of the week was a sign. It was a signal for me to pay more attention to the spiritual side of me.
My upside-down rainbow was the top arc of a double rainbow. Some cultures believe…
End of Week 4 home working and my learning has been huge!
But rather than HUGE BIG STEPS, I have learnt to take small consistent steps.
The small steps have kept me moving forward in my goals and actions.
The small steps have helped me to nurture and grow new relationships around the world.
The small steps have helped…
Tiredness, plaguing the nations around the world right now.
On a normal day, getting yourself out of a tired emotion would involve many different activities including sleep, changing your diet and more.
Over-tiredness is prevalent now and lockdown absolutely has a part to play in that. With a multitude of different stressors bombarding us, our bodies…
End of another week in lockdown.
This week has been a turning point for me. Maybe because I’m in the acceptance part of the grief cycle that I have seen circulated in posts this week.
Despite saying last week that I didn’t want to meet my family for lunch, what I missed was…
The end of week two and counting and for parents, the end of the first week of homeworking with your children.
So what have you learnt this week?
I have learnt that I need more exercise and am so grateful to my pilates teachers and my P.T. instructor for embracing zoom and getting their…
It’s #Fridaygiving day.
Now as I have to physically distance myself from all of you, I can only give you a virtual gift.
I want you to cast your mind back to the Woolworth counters of yesteryear or your most favourite sweet shop.
Now go to that place where you would find a lot of…
I woke after a fr actured nights sleep on the morning of the 23rd June 2016.
Blinking blurry eyes, I looked at my phone. T he result was in... and we were going out. My thoughts were in turmoil; what would the coming day bring.
Within days, like a well run dry,…
Walking home on one evening the snow was falling thick and fast. I passed adults turning their head to the sky and smiling, children skipping and laughing trying to catch the snowflakes, happy to be outside.
This simple four letter word can conjure up so many emotions ranging from the negative to the positive, particularly…
