Tag: journalling

  • This is a Time for Kind Sight

    This is a Time for Kind Sight

    Enjoy this yearly re-post! As we come to the end of the year, it’s natural to reflect on the year that has gone by, as well as to look forward to the new year ahead. This is a time for “kind sight” once again. If you are like me, and have a had a turbulent…

  • Journaling or Journalling

    Journaling or Journalling

    Whichever way to spell it…. I admit that I was very reluctant to start journaling myself – I thought it was for people with lots of time and a leaning towards poetry … and American teenage girls… not me at all! It turned out that I was being too quick to judge. You can buy…

  • Use “Kind Sight” for the Past Year and Year Ahead

    Use “Kind Sight” for the Past Year and Year Ahead

    This is a re-blog and a helpful guide for reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to 2021. As we come to the end of 2020, its natural to reflect on the year that has gone by, as well as to look forward to the new year. I dropped New Year Resolutions many years…

  • The Lost Sheep and the Shepherd

    “Loneliness is not the absence of company, it is grief over that absence. The lost sheep is lonely; the shepherd is not lonely.” ~ William Deresiewicz When we feel lonely, we grieve the absence of company, yet overlook our own. Perhaps we haven’t learned to like or appreciate our own company… Many of us have…

  • Journaling or Journalling

    Whichever way to spell it…. I admit that I was very reluctant to start journaling myself – I thought it was for people with lots of time and a leaning towards poetry … and American teenage girls… not me at all! It turned out that I was being too quick to judge. You can buy…

  • * Use “Kind Sight” for the Past Year and Year Ahead

    * Use “Kind Sight” for the Past Year and Year Ahead

    As we come to the end of 2013, its natural to reflect on the year that has gone by, as well as to look forward to the new year ahead. I’m happy to announce that I have dropped New Year Resolutions for myself and clients. Getting into action in the dead of winter is just too…