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Closing The Door On The Day
Those of us who care about our work with the added fortune of an active mind find it difficult to not have the brain whirring of an evening or a weekend on work matters. Here is one suggestion with two physical variants that might be…
Posted on March 21, 2016Depression: When Blokes Talk
Women seem to disclose their challenges quite naturally. If they are having a tough time of it, they will more readily confide in their girlfriends and lean on others for support. Guys on the other hand tend to be closed books. Lots of…
Posted on March 15, 2016Five Cents
Over the years I have had a collection of five cent pieces that was growing by the day. A couple of years back, upon moving house, I threw them into a suitcase forgetting their existence. This week, after moving house again I discovered…
Posted on February 15, 2016The Town Called Confusion
Given the busy lives many of us lead, there invariably arrives frequent states of confusion. Some live in its constant state, others daily, others less frequently. At least once a week (and sometimes more) I arrive at such a place. The…
Posted on January 27, 2016Interest Buttons
Talking to a woman at the Australia Day celebrations yesterday, we landed on the topic of personal change and psychology. It was a stimulating conversation. Soon after the subject of dancing came up. I once again engaged in lively…
Posted on January 25, 2016The Origin of Inefficiency
Speaking with the administration officer at a client's business last week, she mentioned her frequent calls to the director to check invoicing with him. I then asked "why do you have to check them off with him?" Her response - "because the…
Posted on January 19, 2016When Shit Comes Down The Pipe
When shit comes down the pipe we can either stay covered in it or scrape it off and use it to plant…
Posted on December 14, 2015Merry Christmas and Reflection Thoughts
Firstly I would like to wish you a merry Christmas and a refreshing break over the New Year. I trust it is a replenishing time for you. As this time of year lends itself quite easily to a period of reflection, I have provided some…
Posted on December 08, 2015Letting Go
Enjoying a stunning spring morning a couple of weeks back I noticed the final lingering leaves of autumn finally letting go - being blown free of their hold. The new lush verdant leaves with the surrounding abundance of spring was a…
Posted on November 26, 2015My Good Friend Called Journal
I met Journal (a weird name I know) in 1984 and since then have become the best of friends. I have connected with her most days and rarely go a week without engaging with her. She listens, provides insight and holds me accountable to what…
