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The Instagram ‘Made Me Do It’ Cushion
The other week caught myself making a tiny dent in my couch cushions. I didn't even like the look, so why was I doing it? A quick dive into social proof, interior trends, and subtle mind games.
Sprinting in My Knickers: Why We Repeat the Same Habits (Even When We Know Better)
It started with me sprinting across the lawn in my knickers, shrieking at a swarm of vengeful wasps. It ended with a profound realisation about human behaviour. Discover why our subconscious acts like an overzealous bodyguard and how to rewrite the habits that no longer serve you.
The 5 PM Transition: Why We Overwork and How to Survive the Shift
That restless, anxious "twitch" to check your work phone at 8 PM isn’t always a sign of a heavy workload. It can also be a dopamine withdrawal symptom. Struggling to close the screen at night signals an identity problem rather than a time-management one. Here is how to build a 15-minute transition ritual to protect your finite energy.
Judgement Isn’t the Problem - Lack of Awareness Is
We all judge, often before we even speak. The work isn’t to stop, but to notice, to hold each thought with curiosity, not certainty. That’s where growth begins.
We are our thoughts
Ever wondered why some people are more successful than others? Some of it might seem to be ‘right place, right time’ or simply luck, but I don’t think that happens too often. Mostly, it is as a result of everything we tell ourselves, based on our parents, family, friends, school, work and life experiences.