Multitasking Murders Concentration
There was a time, a couple of years ago when multitasking was all the rage at work; he or she who could do it was clearly superior to those who couldn’t. But the honeymoon's over, multitasking has a downside too.
Life’s Journey, or a Guilt Trip? I’ll Try Again
You can break free of unwarranted feelings of guilt, here's some news to help.
Extremism Is Easy, But There Are Other Shades
We are naturally inclined to take up positions. Maybe it's a bit extreme to say we are natural extremists, but being wholly for or against something, in a complex and shifting world, also seems extreme.
Choosing Between Difference and Similarity (or Anything Else)
Difference is important, sometimes. But it can lead us to overlook shared interests, common goals and loads of things that psudo-science calls 'stuff'. Have fun with your language this weekend. Let me know how it goes.
Christmas Survival Reminder
Christmas should be fun, but it's easy to get swept up in 'Xmas traction', and lose sight of the things you value most about it. If you celebrate Christmas, here's how to keep it in perspective, so you don't lose track!
Ask a Different Question
The quandary of an unanswerable question might best be solved by changing the question.
Playing for Change
Playing For Change is a movement created to inspire and connect the world through music. They put out great videos, like this one.
The Solution Focused Practitioner
In any treatment – psychological or medical – the practitioner's demeanour is a vital contributor to 'successful' therapeutic outcome.
Your Stress Barometer
People often fall foul of stress because they soldier on, ignoring the warning signs of mind and body, often completely oblivious to the unreasonable pressure they are putting themselves under. Here's an idea to avoid that.
