Leonard Cohen: The yearning at your core
Leonard Cohen is a man who lived with inner anguish, but did so gallantly. He celebrated the melancholy of life. He planted the truth of
Leonard Cohen is a man who lived with inner anguish, but did so gallantly. He celebrated the melancholy of life. He planted the truth of
Much of where we are feeling we’re going wrong lies in the speed at which we are moving, talking, toggling and…reading. I’ve shared one of
Hello there, Can I ask a favour? This blog has been around a bit. It needs some freshening up. I mean, that header photo! The
Some time back I met with Louise Hay and she shared a whole heap of advice on various life issues. At the end of the
Are you a young person wondering what the hell you’re meant to be doing? Trying to find your place? Are you a parent with a
I work in chaos. Plus, I’m very visual and I need to see ALL my bits of notes and ideas and outlines in one bird’s-eye
Have you caught the science news? Psychologists have advanced a new theory linking neurotic unhappiness and creativity in the brain, giving over-worrying an evolutionary purpose.
I did an interview with ABC radio host Mary-Lou Stephens the other day, chatting about food sustainability. Before I went on air she shared she’s
I highly recommend long reading. Not least because of the lovely knowledge that unfurls from it. I also think that committing to a long read
As an angsty teen I read Robert Frost’s The Path Not Taken and would feel all kinds of profoundnesses. I would also read the bible, looking for