Goals, De-Cluttering, Research, Allergies, Critical Thought
Hello,
Another week another milestone. After a niggling calf injury was treated by Raj and supplemented by some lunges and yoga, I was able to get up to 19km on Saturday. To think a couple of years ago I couldn't make it to the end of the street.
- What I'm Pondering: “What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals” - Zig Ziglar
We are often in such a rush to complete or achieve something that we miss the true benefits.
- What we Posted: De-cluttering your life
If time is our most precious resource, attention is the currency we value it in. Clutter lowers that value, as it demands our attention. After a while you no longer own the stuff, it owns you.....Read more here.
- A Challenge for you: Research Friday
A friend and guest blogger (Gareth) introduced me to the concept of Research Friday, a day he focuses on personal development, perhaps work related perhaps not. I really like the concept and will be writing about it shortly. Our personal development is the last thing on a to-do list and the first to get dropped. I challenge you to spend at least 1 hour on personal development this week.
- A Recommendation worth Joining: Childhood Allergies, Asthma and Eczema
For those who suffer themselves or have children who do, you know how debilitating allergies can be. Amanda has started a group for parents who care for children with allergies, asthma or eczema. To share their stories and give support to each other. To discuss the latest in childhood allergy research. Only reputable and evidence based information will be posted. Find out more here.
- Revisiting from the Archive: Fake News: Applying Critical Thought
With April Fools showing some more obvious Fake News, I thought it was timely to revisit this post. Developing your critical thinking to identify fake news starts with where you source your news. Are you reading it to inform or entertain yourself? Think about what the source’s motivations are…Full post here.
Aspiring to be better,
Dave