I stumbled upon this brilliant article, written by Kevin Kelly, on WordPress recently: https://kk.org/thetechnium/68-bits-of-unsolicited-advice/? Take five minutes this morning to read the full article - I promise you'll find one thing that you needed to hear today. If you don't have five minutes, have some of my favourites: "If you desperately need a job, you... Continue Reading →
As someone who has notoriously struggled to prioritise improving my own mental health, I've always been great at finding welcome distractions to ensure it's never at the top of my list. But, deprived of interruptions through lock-down, I gave time to think about the way I think. What I found wasn’t great. Working in a high-pressure... Continue Reading →
At the ripe age of 24, I'm still embarrassingly proud of winning a 'performing arts' award at eight years old. The award certainly wasn't for my artistic prowess nor my shining acting ability, but for my writing. I always had a book in my hand as a child: eating breakfast, cleaning my teeth, sat in... Continue Reading →
From Seaside To City 