I love taking my dog for a walk before starting my work day, especially on Mondays. The fresh early morning air clears my head and as my limbs move, my mind gets going as well. One of my favourite places to take my dog Tara is Cwm George, a woodland near my house. Especially in the […]
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I coached a client a while back on her decision of whether (or rather when) to move away from the big city she was living in. There were many unknowns in her decision space. The opening premise was that there were many uncertainties to her decision that we needed to address. But eventually it emerged
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Last week I went to see “Everything Everywhere All at Once” again. We screened it at Cardiff Buddhist Centre as part of the film night cycle that I co-organise there. My friend Andy Smith gave a fantastic introductory talk (entitled “Multiple Lives and the Karmic Momentum of Choice”) to set the scene. I liked the
What is the difference between good and bad decisions? In my lectures, I ask students to write down an example for each. I promise them that I won’t put them on the spot to tell me what the decision was. Thie means they can really bring up personal, relevant decisions. I encourage you to do the
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Hard decisions can really paralyze us. You know the feeling: Waking up in the middle of the night, worrying about what to do, whether to this or that? Or that overwhelming worry that you might make the wrong choice, that you will live to regret it.But it doesn’t have to be this way. Here are six and
