Is Success a Modern Myth?
by Ian Merrill The stores are full of books on how to be successful. We are urged to awaken the […]
externally authored, Purpose
Autism spectrum
Autism and ASD – your stories invited
Autism, or more broadly ‘autistic spectrum disorder’ (ASD), describes a range of conditions that typically impede communication and social interaction
Self esteem
Communism and Self Esteem
by Patrick Brigham Perceived from the sitting rooms of suburban England or even from a press office in Canary Wharf,
Effectiveness, externally authored
Dealing with Procrastination
by Opeyemi Soremekun Procrastination is intentionally putting off something that should be done to the possible last minute. If you are in
externally authored, Wellbeing
Sing More, Feel Better
by Amanda Clarke Stress gets to us all. Whether it’s getting stuck in traffic, dealing with an overbearing boss, or
Motivation, Time management
How to Stop Procrastinating
Procrastination is something most of us are guilty of at one time or another. Essentially it means avoiding or delaying
externally authored, Wellbeing
Hobbies for Seniors
by Liam O’Dowd When you become older, it is sometimes hard to think of places you can go where you
externally authored, Wellbeing
Adventure Holidays for the Disabled
by Georgina Evans If you are disabled or struggle with movement of the body, holidays are often put to the back
Effectiveness
Your Comfort Zone – Haven or Prison?
Your comfort zone is that set of circumstances and tasks in which you feel completely at ease, ie you are
Depression, externally authored, Wellbeing
Loneliness – How to Overcome this Elderly Vulnerability
by Daisy Anderson “I need a break from the loneliness that is totally consuming me” – Anonymous Aged people are
externally authored, Positive thinking, Wellbeing
The Power of Positive Emotions
by Emma Filey We Are Not Doomed to Failure Many studies have been carried out on the beneficial effects of positivity,
Anxiety
Overcoming Anxiety for Good with Simple Practical Steps
Fear is part of our evolutionary physiology. The “fight or flight” response has helped your ancestors, back to the dawn