#38 Weekend reads – a reminder to seize your moments
There has been a lot of beauty in the media and across our social channels for the glorious gift of words Amanda Gorman gave us at the 2021 US Inauguration. It was a truly remarkable moment
Weekly reads
#37 Weekend reads – trust is an issue, a big one
The news and analysis from the US Capitol rampage has certainly been eye opening. As more and more footage and information comes to light, one thing that struck me is
#36 Weekend reads – a whole lot of cray cray
Was anyone surprised by what happened in the US Capitol this week? I have to be honest, my only real surprise was it wasn’t bigger, more violent and a lot more deadly.
#35 Weekend reads – it’s a year to be courageous, join me
Well here we are, a new year, new hope, and a chance to start all over after a grueling 2020. So Happy New Year my friends and thank you for sticking with me and supporting me all these years.
#34 Weekend reads – the positive side of social media has been on display
Christmas is done for another year, and while we missed the opportunity to share it with family, we had great friends over for some seasonal cheer, which was lovely
#33 Weekend reads – and we start the festive season wind down
We are all facing a challenging festive season – in many different ways. Some will struggle because they can’t be with families
#32 Weekend reads – are you paying attention to Artificial Intelligence?
Are you paying attention to Artificial Intelligence or AI? Do you understand how it will become part of every aspect of our lives?
#31 Weekend reads – the imbalance of the festive season
This festive season and into 2021, could you make a commitment to a charitable organisation, as food uncertainty and famine is on the rise
#30 Weekend reads – how’s your spirit this week?
This last week, someone special said to me: my spirit is very low this week. It’s such a heartbreaking thing to hear, but as she said it, I realized that yes, my spirit has been pretty low too.
#29 Weekend reads – hope and deep sadness
There is hope and deep sadness in the world this week, as the pandemic rages on, disrupting annual festivities