How I let the pandemic change me – work
My mum studied with the Open University when I was a child. I remember her being moved by the poems of Heaney and Ted Hughes. She read us the poems and who knows whether it was her passion that led me to my literature degree. She didn’t finish hers, the demands of single parenting in … Read more
How I let the pandemic change me – remember
I don’t know if any of you remember the pandemic?
I don’t mean the fact that it happened,
but how life changed
how you felt when the cars stopped,
when the birds could be heard,
when the air quality improved
when we missed loved ones
and hugs
and smile.
That visceral feeling of what it … Read more
Saying ‘No’
Recently a few people have asked me to resurrect this short video on how and why we should get better at saying ‘no’.
If you can’t see the video embedded above, then follow this link to watch it on Youtube
Or you can listen to it on audio/podcast here
Julie
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Living differently 5 – On being an elder
Are you over 50? Did you do your degree for free? Are you looking forward to retirement? Are you financially secure? Then imagine if you could use some of your skills and experiences to support younger people in tackling some of the challenges that our generations have created.
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Living differently 4 – different ways of thinking about wealth
When we think about wealth as something more than just money, we can start to live more and more in line with our values in a way which makes us happier, healthier and lighter on the planet.
If you can’t see the video embedded above, then follow this link to watch it on Youtube
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Living differently 3 – Cognitive dissonance
Cognitive dissonance and denial and how to stop them holding us back from making the changes we want to make.
If you can’t see the video embedded above, then follow this link to watch it on Youtube
Or you can listen to it on audio/podcast here
Julie
p.s
I’ve added some new online courses to … Read more