“How sharper than the serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child…” (William Shakespeare) Part 2
To continue with our analogy in Part 1, we need to remove the banana skin. And the banana skin is the thought. Firstly, if you
To continue with our analogy in Part 1, we need to remove the banana skin. And the banana skin is the thought. Firstly, if you
“How sharper than the serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child…” (William Shakespeare) Or is it? If ever I could be labelled as
Blank screen, blank canvass, blank space, blank you … We have all been there. You have to honour your commitment and deliver the goods, be
A friend falls out with you. Your attempts to contact her, let alone continue engaging in what was once a warm and open exchange of
Upholding a self-image is unnecessary high maintenance. Understanding that we are the believer of our thoughts, explains the mask or image that we outwardly portray.
If the needle on your internal mood barometer is pointing towards gloomy, just move it to the bright forecast and feel how those dark clouds
Whenever I raise my aversion to competition and the incessant promotion of its so-called virtues, such as being healthy for society, I am somewhat bemused
Life has an uncanny skill of launching curve balls and even though you may squirm with repulsion at the resultant change on your doorstep, you’ll
How many of us make the time and space to exercise our creativity? Clarissa Pinkola Estés (author of Women Who Run with Wolves) draws a
Once you’ve listed what you like about yourself, write down what you like, all your likes – what makes you happy? This part ties in