My heart weeps.

Today, I realized just how much everything around me is broken.

It hurts when you never wanted to break things. Even when they weren’t really in good shape in the first place. Because however broken they were, you kind of knew what to expect.… Read more

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Hindsight is 20/20.

It’s the last month of a year that has pretty much turned everyone’s life upside-down. Nobody saw what 2020 would actually bring. And yet prior to this year, I have heard of organizations planning their strategies and targets around a “2020 Vision”.… Read more

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A Little Research.

So I’ve got a question at the back of my mind and I’d like your thoughts. I sort of know the answer but maybe you can confirm it by sharing some ideas ๐Ÿ™‚ Are you ready? Just click Sure! below๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿผ

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Room to Grieve.

The past month has probably been the busiest I’ve been for a while. Sometimes I wonder if diving into work was my way of coping with the chaos, or if I really just had that much to do. I think it was a little of both โ€“ my workload definitely expanded while I refused to just dwell on what’s happening around me.… Read more

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Temperature Check.

The world has ground to a halt. In the midst of a global pandemic, businesses have been forced to close, governments have instituted regional or national quarantines, airplanes have been grounded, and practically all human activity has been moved online. At the same time, hospitals are operating beyond capacity, thousands of videoconferences are held on a daily basis, broadcast and online media continue to bombard us with up-to-the-minute news.… Read more

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Sort, Wash, Rinse, Repeat.

It seems like everyone has settled into the new year while I’m just starting mine. Amidst the chaos of family visiting, wrapping up loose ends (and Christmas presents!), and catching up with friends, I barely had time to collect my thoughts and think about the year that was.… Read more

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Note to Self #18

Certain people will always have an opinion on how you should live your life. 

Recognise that they’re opinions, not fact. It doesn’t matter how convincing they sound or how much influence they think they have. You still get to choose whose opinions matter.… Read more

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