What caught my attention on week 43 and week 44.
On Doing
…“So play for a bit and then rest within yourself. Treat yourself as the precious and beautiful thing that you are and be well – you have it
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What caught my attention for weeks 39 and 40.
…“Leaders, who dare to let their guard down and keep an open mind, are less fearful than those in rusty armours hiding behind the words of no, wait and
What caught my attention on week 38 of 2020.
Developing ourselves
“Train your mind to notice all your blessings.” — Michelle Maros
Mind training hat included — @simbeckhampson
…“In an age of acceleration, nothing can be more exhilarating than
This is what caught my attention on week 37 of 2020.
“We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down.” — Kurt Vonnegut
Non-linear. Unknown. Infinite loops. Exploratory.
Learning Curves. Entanglement.
What do …
What caught my attention during weeks 34 and 35 of 2020.
Self-knowledge
…“As long as the mind is moving, it is unable to accurately reflect the various aspects of the external world, just as a warped mirror cannot reflect objects
I dived deep into holistic health in a previous post.
Noticing ourselves helps us to wire ourselves on different levels.
Below is what I sketched while doing a guided exercise on self-awareness ‘Head Heart Gut’ during a 21st Century …
What caught my attention on weeks 30 and 31 of 2020.
Riding with Uncertainty
…“You’re not alone in feeling uncertain. You’re not alone in feeling lost. You’re not alone with not knowing what to do next. It’s OK. Let’s take
What caught my attention on week 22 of 2020.
On Kindness
It is always so fun and insightful to meet up with Paul Simbeck-Hampson who is a kind and classy coach, friend and learning partner over years. This …
This is what caught my attention on week 21 of 2020.
People
…“It is way too easy to forget to give credit to those people. It is way too easy to lose ourselves in our own immediate problems. Yet, it
What caught my attention on week 20 of 2020.
Micro Level
This is a take from Bruce McTague after I shared the visual and the blog post on my learning journey.
…“upper left hand corner” embrace not knowing” that’s
