Trying a workspace a stone’s throw from Brighton beach — I’m currently on my ‘digital nomad’ journey once again, traversing different spots and working from Airbnb’s, cafes, and coworking spots. At the moment I’m in Brighton, and decided to check out some coworking spots whilst I’m here. I’ve visited several coworking spots since starting to work remotely in 2016, and…

Don’t be so ‘in the zone’ that your spinal health suffers — How is your posture right now? If you’re anything like me — you’re intermittently aware of it. …

Millions are breaking subconscious patterns and becoming free of past programming — “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” — Carl Jung Do you feel like subconscious patterns from your childhood are holding you back — in relationships, your career, health, or earning potential? Studies have shown those formative years can affect…

My year of seeking answers about autism and ADHD — In January 2021, I became closer to a friend who was later diagnosed with ADHD. She tends to speak quite fast, changes topic quickly, and has an excitable (or anxious) energy about her. But we understood each other. Through conversations about autism and ADHD, I wondered why I seem to…

How you respond will be the blueprint for how you emerge — I used to hate the cold. Like, seriously HATE it. So much so that in my twenties, I never bought any jumpers or thick socks, much to my friends amusement. My wardrobe was in denial of the winter. Maybe you’re like me, and you’re all about summer — the blazing…

Why Naval Ravikant suggests high octane work sprints — “We’d like to view the world as linear, which is, I’m gonna put in eight hours of work, I’m gonna get back eight hours of output, right? Doesn’t work that way. Guy running the corner grocery store is working just as hard or harder than you and me. How much…

Small actions, repeated daily, yield the best results — I don’t know how I found The Writers Hour, perhaps it found me. All I know is that since November, I have been logging on almost daily to a Zoom call with upwards of 300 writers, and I haven’t wanted to stop. The process is simple; we set our writing…

Finding slices of joy in a global crisis — “In times like these, it can feel wrong to feel happy. There is so much suffering in the world that appreciating the goodness that still exists can seem unempathic, if not altogether futile.” — Harvard But even in a pandemic, we are still looking for moments of joy. Even though…