Every time I have a holiday I say the same thing – when I get back, I must slow down, be less busy with work, make more time for friends….etc. Then after a while, the good resolutions are forgotten and I am as busy as ever….
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Do other couples have difficulty making decisions together? Although my partner and I often agree on the final decision, we have very different ways of reaching it. And the process of how we make the decision can be a source of conflict for us……
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We all need things to look forward to and one of the things that has got me through the last year has been creating small things to look forward to….
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Two blog topics this week for the price of one! St David’s Day and World Book Day. What are you reading? And how does what you read affect how you think?
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What I find most fascinating is the emotions experienced by the players and how crucial it is for them to be able to manage their emotions and state of mind….
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We need things to look forward to.
For couples, Valentines Day is something to make special this year to lighten lockdown. What are you finding to look forward to?
During #lockdown I wanted to maintain my fitness by doing pilates at home, but it wasn’t happening. So what was stopping me?
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According to YouGov, only a quarter of people keep their New Year’s resolutions. If your resolution was to take more exercise and get fitter, lockdown is making that even harder. And the weather in the UK doesn’t help either. But don’t grab the duvet and bury your head, there are ways to motivate yourself to stick to your resolutions…..
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It was #World Introvert Day recently and now that most of the UK is in another period of #lockdown, it’s a good moment to work out how, and how much, to interact with others, especially if you are #workingfromhome.
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World Introvert Day started 10 years ago with the aim to help people around the world to better understand and appreciate introverts. Having a bias towards introversion does not mean you are shy, or nerdy, or can’t communicate.
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