Journal Musings

Last week a lightening storm gave us a momentary power cut, which in turn played havoc with the wifi. The home hub modem was running rather hot and kept switching itself to the, ‘emergency, I’m not working now’ mode. We were able to get about 10 minutes of Wifi each morning until it turned off. No 3G here let alone 4G! We live in the countryside and O2 is very selective as to where the signal will reach. Walk into the middle of a field and you may get it. Hang outside the kit

There’s a lot going on that can zap your energy. I like to think that I connect with people through my work and social media with love and attention. I’m not an unkind person and I always view the world in a positive way.  As I get older it becomes clear that people come and go, and some are meant to challenge us so we can grow. Some energy zappers are there to kick us into realising what they are, and allowing us to know what to do about them. Do you have holes in your bucke

I’m actually writing this while on an flight home after a week of skiing, as I see how things have changed so fast in the world of technology. In the ‘old days’ I’d be making notes with pen and paper, now I can type into notes on my iPad and save everything ready to drop in to the newsletter over the weekend. We have the ‘airplane’ mode on our devices, which means we can type away without running out of paper, or dropping a pen under the seat when coffee is served. I do alway

I love twitter. It has brought me great business connections and new friends. I have written about this before in an old post, but there are always new clients wanting to know about it. I find it so useful, and have met some amazing people through it who given a huge amount of help, especially with the publishing of my book. I find the ability to connect people to businesses very fast and rewarding. If you are new to it, or are one of those many people who have an account but