You and I both... we've started a new notebook or journal. Stumped. What's to go on the first page? It has to be perfect. No. In todays post I decided to share my own first page, imperfectly. And that felt about as good as perfect anyway. I figured that if I include the feeling of … Continue reading Sharing your creativity with vulnerability
How to find time to blog
It's a misconception that we find the time. It's also a misconception that we make the time. When something shows up that needs to be done, or, the moment you decide you want to do something, you don't find or make the time. It doesn't work that way. You and I both know how many … Continue reading How to find time to blog
Week ending 6th October – A week in review
I think we each have our own time of year where we come alive. Having recently went to twitter asking the question when are people "most effective", it would appear winter is the time to shine for a number of those in the community. The realisation has arrived, this is the time of year where … Continue reading Week ending 6th October – A week in review
Book Review: Show Your Work by Austin Kleon
I have about five or six favourite books so far, the kind of favourite that if I knew I was going to find myself in a post apocalyptic world, I'd want those books in my zombie pack. One such book that recently made it on that list is Show Your Work by Austin Kleon. I … Continue reading Book Review: Show Your Work by Austin Kleon
September Favourites – Ivan Siladji
I warmed right up in September. That means I enjoyed a lot of things too. Here's the deal-- We all know I hate summer, blah blah. But for some strange reason, reasons I'm also not willing to accept, as the sun gets closer and spring approaches, I come alive. It's totally counter intuitive to my … Continue reading September Favourites – Ivan Siladji
My Apple Watch Exploded On My Wrist
Last week on my daily commute to work it was one of those days where I was running on time, the sun was out, music playing, you could say things were pretty smooth sailing. It was like that scene, you know the one, that scene from the Truman Show where Truman, after the heavy storm, … Continue reading My Apple Watch Exploded On My Wrist
The Difference Between Americans and Australians
One mind boggling experience within the Twitter space is time differences between here in Australia and the rest of the world, most notably the UK and US. It's not uncommon for me to tweet or email my community and hear nothing back, only to wake up the next day with a handful of notifications. Some … Continue reading The Difference Between Americans and Australians
I’d like to introduce my new logo
If I'm to be honest, I've struggled with designing a logo for my brand for some years now. I guess I never wanted to lock one down and commit to it because for so long I just kind of floated through the blogging scene. However, in the last year or so I've really began to … Continue reading I’d like to introduce my new logo
April Favourites | What I’m WEARING, EATING, READING DOING & LOVING
Even though the last month (and moving into April) has been as busy as a bunch of ants I have managed to balance my insanity and lack of time with some reading to nourish the mind. I can't wait to share my favourite book of the month, and more. Wearing First cab off the rank … Continue reading April Favourites | What I’m WEARING, EATING, READING DOING & LOVING
Book Review: How to Be Everything by Emilie Wapnick
I can't recall exactly how I came across the TEDx talk titled Why some of us don't have one true calling. Something tells me with the amount of time I spend on twitter it may have been recommended on there. But none-the-less, that one video opened my eyes up to something that had plagued my … Continue reading Book Review: How to Be Everything by Emilie Wapnick
