It’s A Yes
What would it look like if we began to expect more ‘yes’s than ‘no’s? So many of us shut doors on opportunities because we anticipate a negative response. This is a season to expect more favourable responses so it’s time
What Are You Waiting For?
Many of us are waiting for the perfect day and conditions to go for it. But will that day ever come? If we keep waiting, how long will we end up waiting and what are the chances that we might
A Lot Of Sou and no Ffle VLOG
This video is inspired by one of my favourite posts because it combines my love for food with my passion to inspire. I remember making my first soufflé and feeling proud. So watch this video and let me know what
Get It Done
We all have what I call the ‘not-so-good’ days. But even on these days, things need to get done because life goes on. And if we wait for the good days to get things done, then not much will get
Keep Moving
This week’s post is inspired by a quote by Albert Einstein which says, “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” Read on for tips on moving forward.
Break The Mould
People so often want to put us in a mould or in a box but we have a choice as to whether we are going to stay in that box or break out of it. Read on for my personal
Go Beyond
We can all go beyond what we think and know. It just requires us to be willing to show up to meet any commitments we make. Going beyond is about realising our capacities even when they seem out of reach.
Sometimes It’s About The Effort
Failure happens and things can be complicated but we must make sure that a lack of effort is not one of those things. Read on for my take on this.
Mind Your Language
Science is proving that words matter. What type of words are you speaking or listening to?It’s time to ‘Mind your language’
ATTITUDE – that small thing with a huge impact
Hi everyone. Welcome to the final post in the series birthed out of ‘Be Inspired 2018 conference’. I met many amazing people and each person had a story worth telling. After listening to Heather Clark, I knew I had to share her story with you. I first heard her story at the 'Be Inspired 2016 conference', but this year brought the second instalment of her journey which I found just as inspirational. To help manage her morning sickness, Heather’s mum was prescribed Thalidomide which resulted in her being born with virtually no arms and legs. Her parents had many choices to make including how to raise her to become all she was destined to be. She grew up knowing no limits and not seeing any difference compared to others. If there was one word that summarised what I learnt from Heather, it was ATTITUDE. The first thing that struck me was that she held no animosity towards the doctor that prescribed the medication to her mum. She forgave them. This set her free from carrying around anger and bitterness. This is closely followed by her positive attitude to life. She is full of excitement and has chosen to live her life to the fullest right from a young age till now. She has a can-do attitude, one that refused to let anything stop her from achieving her dreams of becoming a successful Television journalist and athlete who has represented Great Britain in the Paralympic Games thrice.