If you make a donation to the Susan G Komen foundation that is looking for a cure to breast cancer, you will receive a gift of an eBook – a collection of 150 posts from different bloggers (one of whom is yours truly). Please make a donation to a very worthwhile cause and enjoy your [...]
Our household recently acquired a cookbook. It lead me to some reflections on how we live our lives. This is a guest post on the Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life blog, it’s called Are There Recipes for Living? For me the cookbook felt like a liberation – a unique experience for me. I’d like to [...]
We tend to use the categories ‘strengths’ and ‘weaknesses’ very easily. And I think they can be valuable: it can be useful to recognise that we do some things well, and that we have major problems with one or more areas of our lives. There is a stream of thinking too about playing to our [...]
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I have a guest post on the Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life blog. It is How Can We Talk About Our Spiritual Experience? This is a genuine question for me. I’m not sure we have the language to have the discussion yet. I do think we may be at the point where we can begin [...]
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Richard Feynman, a physicist, spoke about the pleasure of finding things out. This post is just to say thanks to those who have agreed to be interviewed by me to find out how they succeeded on line. I am very much looking forward to finding out how they did it (and finding out how it [...]
In the last week or two I have been feeling overwhelmed. This isn’t surprising to me: I have a part-time and a full-time job and do my best to contribute to a good relationship with my partner. I like to go for a walk each day to stay fit and do a weekly tai chi [...]
This blog is part of the project that has dominated most of the last two decades of my life: to find a way to make my income doing what I love. I think I have found the approach to business that fits for me, through a book by Mark Silver, which I recently did a [...]












