Amy Punchard reminds us that it’s okay if we don’t achieve our New Year’s resolutions and vague goals are the way forward.
2021: Reflecting with Kindness II
Following on from her previous reflection, Celina Tran shares her thoughts on 2021 with kindness.
New Year, Same Me
As the clock strikes midnight and the new year has begun, many of us feel pressurised to make these new year’s resolutions that supposedly ‘better ourselves’. These resolutions are often revolving around diets, exercise and […]
Not Your Usual Habit Building Article
Tick. A swooping, satisfying, drag-your-pen-all-over-the-page tick. I smile as I look down at the neat little habit-tracker I’ve created for myself, smug in my two consecutive days of waking up at 6:30am to meditate. The […]
Reasonable New Years Resolutions
It’s New Years eve and we feel ourselves hurtling away from the cosy caress of December, and into a bleak January where the stale air of festivity still lingers, where the only day that is […]
Spurs Sink Under Pressure
Image Credit- Evening Standard With Liverpool dominating the Premier League this season so far, it came as a surprise that Harry Kane scored for Tottenham only 48 seconds into the match. Spurs have won only […]
5 ways to stick to your New Year’s resolutions
January can be a strange time of year. It’s a time when the post-Christmas-blues seep in, dry January hits hard, and summer is just too far away to seem real. On the other hand, it’s […]
The power of now
Megan talks about the importance of ‘now’ and how making the most of the present can unlock potential and opportunities. “I’ll do it later”, “I’m busy doing something else”, or “I’m too tired”: a small […]